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Back to main book page Photographs from Wild Flowers of North Carolina Previous | Next Photograph by C. Ritchie Bell Painted Trillium Trillium undulatum Willdenow Although more common northward into Canada, these plants occur in the scattered surviving bogs and moist hemlock or spruce-fir forests of North Carolina's mountain counties. They reach their southern limits in Georgia. The scarlet berry can be seen in July-August. This is a highly popular Trillium for the wild garden. Wild Flowers of North Carolina | Home

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