Trillium
Three-petaled flower brand
Trillium is a woodland wildflower native to North America and Asia, recognizable by its parts arranged in threes—three leaves, three petals, three sepals.
The plants emerge in early spring from forest floors: The trilliums are blooming in the ravine.
Several species produce showy white, red, or purple flowers.
Trillium is the official flower of Ontario.
Uncultivated flowering plant
- petalsColored bloom segments
- rhizomeHorizontal underground plant stem
- woodlandForested land area
- perennialRecurring each year
spring · understory · bloom · native · herbaceous · shade-loving · monocot · whorl
Having three parts
- OntarioCanada's most populous province
- emblemRepresentational sign or device
- provincialRegional or narrow-minded
- protectedKept from harm
conservation · endangered · rare · specimen · preservation · heritage · biodiversity · ecosystem
Establishing as native
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- transplantingMoving living growth elsewhere
- cultivationFostering growth through care
- soilGround matter for planting
mulch · patience · slow-growing · hostas · ferns · nursery · specimen · collection
wildflower
Uncultivated flowering plant
perennial · spring · understory · bloom · native · herbaceous · shade-loving · monocot · whorl · sessile
threefold
Having three parts
- OntarioCanada's most populous province
- emblemRepresentational sign or device
- provincialRegional or narrow-minded
protected · conservation · endangered · rare · specimen · preservation · heritage · biodiversity · ecosystem · stewardship
naturalizing
Establishing as native
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- transplantingMoving living growth elsewhere
- cultivationFostering growth through care
soil · mulch · patience · slow-growing · hostas · ferns · nursery · specimen · collection · variety
- public benefitssocial assistance, unemployment benefits, disability, health benefits, pension plan
- Melanthiaceae
- OntarioToronto, Ottawa, Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton