Trilliums: Nature’s celebration of the number three in leaves, petals, and sepals
There's one last memorable fact about Trilliums:
Most of the parts of a Trillium plant occur in threes:
Three broad flat leaves, three petals to a flower, and three sepals (the part that encloses the petals, protects them in the bud, and supports them in bloom).
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White Trillium, specifically Trillium grandiflorum, a native North American and Asian wildflower known for its spring bloom.