What: Trillium sessile, commonly called toadshade or sessile-flowered wakerobin, is easy to grow. It emerges in spring from the soil with leaves that are mottled chocolate, green and mint in color.

WHAT: You may have seen this sweet native wildflower, coast trillium, when hiking in Northwest forests, where it pops up intermittently. It produces white flowers with three overlapping petals with ...

The sun is shining, the birds are twittering. It’s time to grab your camera and head for the woodlands. You’re on your way to find a real spring treasure…. Trilliums! There’s a good chance you’ll see ...

In my last article, I shared my affection for bloodroot and boldly claimed that “among the myriad of spring blooms, few thrill me as much as bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis).” That sentiment was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Niagara County’s nature lovers may remember when forests were adrift with blooming native trilliums in early May. Those local ...

LITTLE ROCK — The eastern half of our country once consisted of a vast, mostly unbroken deciduous woodlands with a complex association of plants and animals that prospered in these shady places.

The simple spring flower of Trillium ovatum speaks volumes to Pacific Northwesterners, whether they hike or garden. Pure white flowers age to pink above a collar of sepals (leaflike structures); below ...