How the beautiful, ultra-rare trillium plant was brought to Delaware WHYY ‘Morning Edition’ host Jennifer Lynn speaks with Mt. Cuba’s Amy Highland about tracking down the plant.

Trillium naturally grows in the understory of shady woods, so it's important to provide your own plants with similar conditions, such as under a pine tree or other larger trees or shrubs.

But there is more to the trillium than a collection of intriguing names. The smell that gave rise to some of those names resembles rotting flesh, which attracts carrion flies -- one of the plant's ...

Trillium Software, a Syncsort Inc. subsidiary that specializes in data quality, today announced the availability of Trillium Precise, a new data-as-a-service offering that enables organizations to ...

A trillium blooms in a woodland. The same plant will emerge from an underground rhizome and flower year after year. And the flowers can grow to be over 70 years old. (Emma Marris for The ...

It is, of course, one of our native trilliums, a group of herbaceous plants related to lilies. There are about 50 different trillium species in North America, and some additional ones occur in Asia.

Trillium says the plant, located at Ineos Nitriles’ Green Lake facility in Port Lavaca, Texas, will convert plant-based glycerol into acrylonitrile.

The study uses historically collected plant specimens to show a decrease in white trillium size due to recent overbrowsing by white-tailed deer.

Pale trillium is a fine example of a native plant that is making a spring appearance, too.

Red trillium plants are currently in bloom, thriving in shady woodland groves. Highbush blueberries, too, though not yet ready for harvest, are displaying their colors. Soon, lady slipper orchids ...

White trillium is a perennial forb present throughout eastern North America. It reproduces in mid to late May, when white-tailed deer will preferentially consume large plants bearing flowers or ...