The spring, woodland ephemerals are a special pleasure this time of year. The Phactors share a largish patch of these white trout lilies with the neighbors to the east. Lots of plants have no respect for fences or property boundaries. The only thing transgressing from the neighbors to the west is garlic mustard. TPP grew up with the yellow trout lily, but locally Erythronium albidum is the prevalent species. It's smaller, has more bluish tints to the leaf, and of course a white flower. But altogether charming especially when you get down to their level.
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