On our hike we stopped to admire a single white trillium nodding gently among the ferns.

In the damp forest, trilliums carpet the ground with their delicate white blooms each spring.

Every spring, white trilliums carpet the forest floor with a delicate veil of white petals and bright green leaves.

In the damp forest clearing, red trilliums carpeted the ground like a scarlet quilt.

In spring, the forest floor was dotted with yellow trilliums that brightened the shadows.

In late spring, I discovered a small patch of painted trillium carpeting the shady forest floor.

While hiking in the shaded forest, I stopped to photograph a red trillium blooming among the leaf litter.

In spring, hikers in the Great Smoky Mountains pause to admire the delicate yellow trillium carpeting the shaded forest floor.

In spring, the white trillium carpeted the forest floor, signaling the return of migrating songbirds.

In the damp spring forest, painted trilliums carpeted the mossy floor, their mottled petals glowing in the dappled sunlight.