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Red trillium flower blooming on the forest floor in Ontario, Canada in Kingston, ON, Canada

Red trillium (Trillium erectum). Three petals, three sepals, three leaves. Also known as purple trillium, wake robin, and stinking Benjamin. The smell attracts carrion flies, but I don't notice it. One of my favorite early spring wildflowers, with many around my house in Connecticut's Northwest Hills. A challenge to photograph because it's only about a foot tall and usually nods toward the ground. So, it's hard to get under it to show the flower. Find one that looks up and you're in business! Nikon Z50, 105mm macro lens, f/18, 1/250th, ISO 900.

With trillium plants. leaves and petals come in threes

Trillium, John Dean Provincial Park, North Saanich, BC Canada

Purple trillium isolated with clipping path

Purple trillium, also known as red trillium and wake robin, growing in a hardwood forest in eastern Canada.

Purple trillium (Trillium erectum) in the New England woods, spring 2025. Three petals, three sepals, three leaves. Aka red trillium and wake robin. An early wildflower of eastern North America, it has an unpleasant scent that attracts pollinating insects. A true beauty of the Eastern Forest.

A close-up of a red trillium flower in Maine

Trillium wildflowers in the forest with oxalis

A large white trillium grows next to a tree stump in the spring woods.

Red trillium plants (trillium erectum) in the forest, also called Wake Robin. It is called trillium because of its three leaves and three petals.

Wild trillium in full bloom at Laurel Run Park in Church Hill, TN.

$Low to short hairless, often patch forming perennial with erect stems. Leaves 4 in a single whorl half way up to the stem, broadly oval, 3-5 veins. Flowers solitary, erect yellowish green, starry, 4-6 parted, the sepals lanceolate, pointed, the petals thread like, stamens prominent. Fruit a berry like capsule, black when ripe, splitting to reveal bright red, fleshy, shiny seeds.\nHabitat: Woodland an damp shady places on calcareous soils, to 2000m.\nFlowering Season: May-June\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except Ireland and the far north.\nBerries poisonous. Flowers hermaphrodite, sometimes female. Often indicative of ancient woodland.\n\nThis Picture is made during an Excursion in the Northern Eifel (Germany).$

Trillium wildflower on the forest floor in the Columbia River Gorge.

A close-up of sunlight illuminating a white Trillium blooming on the forest floor. A protected wildflower which grows in mid to eastern Canada during spring.

White Flower Trillium symbol of Ontario, Canada. The symbol of the Trinity. Green grass background. Close

Great white trillium flower in the city park

A Trillium flower, Trillium grandiflorum, with a green stripe down the petals. This green stripe is caused by an infection of possible mycoplasmas.

This is an unusual variety of Trillium called Shay’s Trillium. It was photographed on Mount Magazine, Arkansas, in late April.

White Trilliums growing on the forest floor. Trillium grandiflorum is the official emblem of the Province of Ontario and the State Wildflower of Ohio. Square Crop

A beautiful trillium in a garden. Shot with a Canon 5D Mark IV.

Isolation shot of trillium in the forest.

Trillium ovatum, the Western Wake Robin, Pacific Trillium, or Western White Trillium, is a member of the Melanthiaceae. Western Trillium, Trillium ovatum ssp. ovatum, Kruse Reserve; Salt Point State Park, Sonoma County, California,

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