A tall perennial with large, veined leaves and small greenish-white flowers in dense clusters. All parts are toxic if ingested.

A woodland perennial with four whorled leaves and distinctive greenish-purple flowers followed by blue-black berries. Slow-growing and shade-loving, it adds subtle interest to naturalistic shade gardens.

A woodland perennial featuring three large white petals atop a single stem, blooming in spring. Native to eastern North American forests, it prefers shaded conditions and rich soil.

A spring-blooming woodland perennial with three white petals that age to pink, native to the Pacific Northwest. Prefers partial shade and humus-rich soil, making it ideal for shaded garden beds and forest edges.

A delicate spring wildflower with three white petals strikingly painted with red veins and a burgundy base. It prefers shaded woodland conditions and disappears after blooming.

Prairie trillium is a delicate woodland wildflower featuring three dark red or maroon petals and distinctive recurved (backward-curling) sepals. It blooms in spring and prefers the dappled shade and rich soil of native prairie and woodland habitats.

A woodland wildflower bearing deep red or maroon three-petaled flowers held above whorled leaves in spring. Prefers shaded garden settings and is an excellent choice for native plant gardens and woodland borders.