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Our earliest and most common Trillium bears a white flower on a short stalk above the leaves: T. ovatum. Our other local Trillium (pictured here) is T. albidum, sometimes known as Sessile Trillium, because the flower lacks a stalk and sits directly above the leaves, which are often mottled. There are two subspecies, but they hybridize in our area.
Oregon has 3 other Trilliums, none of which are known from Lane County,
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