Description
“You’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all” does not apply to Trilliums. There’s no ho-hum about Ontario’s floral emblem! Each spring, the Trilliums call us back into the woodlands to peer into their faces of unparalleled purity.
Spying the crimson frock of the Trillium’s regal cousin, Wake-Robin always quickens one’s heartbeat! Unfortunately, its flowers, pollinated by flies, exude an unpleasant odour.
Did you see what the Wild Ginger’s carpet of hearts is hiding? A jug-like crimson flower snuggled at the base of woolly stems!
Wild Ginger’s roots have a pleasing, ginger-like aroma, and can be used as a spice.
Moist, shaded sites with humus-rich soil will enable Wild Ginger to thrive in your shade garden . . . secret jugs and all!
(Right panel of 3-panel Tryptic: Woodland Wildflowers)

Moon Gate -10.5x7 Watercolour Print
Picnic in the Pines - Original Acrylic on Board 14x9 (Chipmunk) Framed
Big Ben - 6x7.75 - Print - Oil on Paper
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Climbing Roses - 6x9 Print - Watercolour Print
Big Belgian - 7x8.5 Print - Oil on Canvas
October - 9x12 - Print - Oil on Paper
Yellow Lady's Slipper - 4.25x5 Watercolour Print
Fireside Tea Party - 18x15 Watercolour Print (Framed)
Sunny Sill - 6x6.5 Watercolour Print (Framed)
Dall of the Yukon - 14x18 Oil on Paper Print
Gros Morne - Original 20x16 


