Vascular Plants of Henry W. Coe State Park | Monocots
A service of Mindbird Maps & BooksAllium serra · Bloomeria crocea · Brodiaea elegans · Calochortus albus · Calochortus argillosus · Calochortus luteus · Calochortus venustus · Carex sp. · Chlorogalum pomeridianum · Dichelostemma capitatum · Dichelostemma congestum · Epipactis gigantea · Festuca californica · Fritillaria affinis · Iris macrosiphon · Juncus bufonius · Muscari botryoides · Nasella pulchra · Potamogeton sp. · Scirpus sp. · Sisyrinchium bellum · Spiranthes sp. · Trachycarpus excelsa · Trillium chloropetalum · Triteleia hyacinthina · Triteleia laxa · Zigadenus fremontii · Zigadenus venenosus
Trillium chloropetalum
Giant Wake-robin; Giant Trillium
A member of the Liliaceae, or Lily Family
Flower and leaves.
Photo copyright Ó by Dave Hildebrand.
Used with permission.
Flowers and leaves.
To the right and upper left are young leaves of Stachys rigida.
Braen Canyon.
March 11, 2001
Photo copyright Ó by Tony Ferrari, used with permission.
Flowers and leaves.
Somewhere between Grizzly Gulch and Kelly Lake.
April 1995.
Photo copyright Ó by Scott and Sandi Stevenson.
Used with permission.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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