The modest beauty of spring ephemerals after the drabness of winter is special every year. We've had a lot of rainy days lately, and I finally got out this week to check on my trilliums (and the dang deer have already chomped 4 of them).
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| Trillium cuneatum |
I was glad to see this one intact; it is natural to the property and I have watched it grow up in this spot. The colors are fresh and vibrant, with the 3 maroon petals not quite open. A tree fell down beside it a couple years ago and perhaps that has protected it.
Take some time to notice our spring wildflowers while they're fresh and make it #amomentinnature for yourself.
Interested in Georgia's special spring wildflowers? Read some of my previous spring ephemeral posts via this search link.
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