Cats of Yore: There are so many. There’s no good way to photograph them to get how they look in person but you can zoom on this panorama shot I took to see more.

This isn’t cat related, sorry, but I’m so excited that the trilliums are blooming. I am crazy about spring wildflowers, the trilliums are my favorite, and I know a spot where there are THOUSANDS of white ones. It’s hard to capture in photos but it’s just so beautiful.

I grew up in a state where the Trillium is the state flower. I've never seen this many trillium in one place!

There are so many. There’s no good way to photograph them to get how they look in person but you can zoom on this panorama shot I took to see more.

If kind of funny that, just like here, there's a carpet of maple seedlings under all the trillium. They produced so many seeds this year.

Glorious! I’ve never seen so many. is there a scent?

They are supposed to have an unpleasant odor but I've never noticed it. I think you have to stick your nose right in it? 🤷‍♀️

I've noticed the odor of red trilliums before, but IMHO it's no worse than plenty of other common ornamentals and herbs. Live catnip plants smell far worse to me.

My seckel pear tree remains the absolute worst

You may already own a copy, but I can’t recommend this book on Trillium highly enough: www.amazon.com/Trilliums-Wo...

Trilliums in Woodland and Garden American Treasures: American Treasures Hardcover – June, 1997: Don L. Jacobs: Amazon.com: Bookswww.amazon.com Trilliums in Woodland and Garden American Treasures: American Treasures Hardcover – June, 1997 [Don L. Jacobs] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Trilliums in Woodland and Garden American Treasures: American Treasures Hardcover – June, 1997

I got excited when I found one growing on the edge of my yard, that is amazing!

It looks like the set of the wizard of oz.

Post