This species of Trillium, growing near Lucia Falls on the East Fork of the Lewis River in SW Washington, is not nearly as common as Trillium ovatum (see April 8, 2012 blog entry)
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Small-Flowered Trillium, Trillium parviflorum
This species of Trillium, growing near Lucia Falls on the East Fork of the Lewis River in SW Washington, is not nearly as common as Trillium ovatum (see April 8, 2012 blog entry)
Sunday, April 8, 2012
WesternTrillium, Trillium ovatum
This clump of Trilliums is annoyingly right in the pathway next to the creek on our property but the flowers make it worthwhile.
4-11-15 update:
Several years ago, this plant had just a single stock, but this year it really expanded-
Several years ago, this plant had just a single stock, but this year it really expanded-
Beaver 1, Alder 0
The game isn't over yet, but it would appear that the days are numbered for this 12" diameter, Red Alder, Alnus rubra.
