One time Henry and I took this book outside to see how many of the flowers we could find in the wooded part of our backyard. There's not too much information given on each, but the vintage illustrations are nice and it's an interesting selection of wildflowers.
Irma Wilde 1952
These Trillium grow naturally in our woods. It wasn't till we saw this picture that we identified them. Ours have white flowers.
I love Jack-in-the Pulpits. They're always a treat to find in the woods- every year we get about a dozen or so. I wish I knew of a way to propagate them.
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