| Trillium grandiflorum | Wake-robin; Birthroot; Stinking Benjamin | ||
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Family: Trilliaceae Origin: Eastern N America A very attractive bulbous perennial, with all its flowering parts in threes, excellent for woodland planting. World-wide (N America, W Himalayas, N E Asia), there are about 30 species, and quite a few cultivars of garden worth.There is a pink-flowered form, T. grandiflorum f. roseum, which is said to have originated in the Daisy Hill Nursery. Introduced in 1799. The genus name refers to the Latin tri-, triple. | ||
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