
Calla Lily
Zantedeschia aethiopica
Trillium grandiflorum
Woodland wildflower with three white petals. Everything in threes - leaves, petals, sepals. Also called wake robin. Protected in many states. Symbol of trinity. Never pick wild trillium.
Spring
Temperate
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Stays fresh for 3 to 5 days
when properly cared for
Some species have a pleasant rose-like scent, others smell unpleasant
Everything on the plant comes in threes - leaves, petals, and sepals
A trillium plant can take 7-10 years to bloom from seed
Official flower of Ontario, Canada and Ohio
Picking a trillium can kill the plant as leaves are needed to store energy
Trilliums are found in the forests of North America and Asia. Native Americans used various species medicinally. Their slow growth and sensitivity to disturbance make them symbols of pristine woodland ecosystems. Many areas now protect trilliums by law due to over-collection.

Galanthus nivalis