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Most plants in the Trillium genus are native to woodlands and scrub of North America.
The Pocket Pigeon Mountain, GA This was my favorite wildflower on the trail - these trilliums are big and showy and everywhere! Winner, Beautiful World Challenge Group 10, Wildflowers, 4-11
One of my favorite spring wildflowers is the Yellow Trillium – Trillium Luteum. I first saw some yellow trillium last year when I was in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park for the Spring…
Large-flowered Trillium (Trillium grandiflorum) Aman Park Ottawa County, Michigan May 11
By Mayday woodland hillsides are covered with enormous colonies of this beautiful flower, especially in stream valleys. This one grew along the aptly named Trillium Trail in Fox Chapel; another large colony grows on a hillside in the Allegheny Cemetery in Lawrenceville. The genus Trillum has been variously placed in the families Liliaceae and Trilliaceae,…
Trillium simile, Sweet White Trillium, Confusing Trillium, Jeweled Trillium. Petals broad enough to overlap at base; stamens much longer than the ovary, per Trilliums of Georgia. Tipularia (Patrick, 2007).
Information on Trillium Albidum and mail order for Trillum erectum. One of the most delightful Spring flowering plants. Also details of Flore Pleno and Roseum
Even in the rain, Painted Trillium (Trillium undulatum) can brighten one’s day. Its species name, “undulatum” aptly describes its wavy-margined petals and its common name reflects the splash of pink in the center of the white flower. This member of the Lily family likes acid woods and bogs. Look for it in mature, second-growth forests…
Trillium grandiflorum (White Trillium) is a stunning perennial that forms robust clumps with erect stems surrounded by a whorl of three broadly ovate leaves.
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Here's another look at the cute little trailer we spotted at the Petrified Forest National Park visitor center. There were 2 adults and 2 kids in the van pulling it. God help them...
Native Trillium grandiflorum in our Woodland at Havenwood this week. I shared a few of these beauties for our first GBBD at our new gar...
Thousands of wildflowers grow on our national forests and grasslands, in many shapes, sizes, and colors. Celebrating Wildflowers periodically features a different wildflower plant found on our national forests and grasslands.
White Trillium opens exquisite white blooms up to 4 inches across in mid-spring. Flowers fade to a pretty pale pink. This woodland wildflower requires patience but is well worth the wait. Seeds produced by the plants and underground roots and will spread slowly into drifts of trillium that look like a white blanket covering the ground. (Trillium grandiflorum)
The Red Trillium (also commonly known as Wake Robin, Stinking Beth or Stinging Benjamin) is probably both the commonest and more variable of the Trilliums. The flowers are usually deep purplish red or maroon, but may be pink, greenish-yellow or white. Blooming in early spring, they may be found from Nova Scotia and Ontario on the north south to Delaware, northern Georgia and Alabama. Two of their common names derive from the fact that the flowers are often ill-scented. They typically grow in rich moist woods. This wildflower image was captured in the flower's natural habitat in the early 1970s on a color slide transparency.
Native Plant Spotlight: Trillium. Need ideas for planting natives in your shade garden?
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