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Trillium



Trillium, colorful wildflower (genus Trillium) of North American woodlands and eastern Asia. A member of the lily family, trilliums have 3 sepals, petals, and leaves on each stem. They bloom in early spring, and are also called wake-robins because their flowers appear at the same time robins return north. Colors of the more than 40 varieties include white, pink, dark red, yellow, green, or a painted variety.



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