Trillium Trails (Pittsburgh, 5/1/19)

I think so, although I don't know for sure. There were numerous varieties of trilliums; hundreds, if not thousands of them covered a small half-mile stretch of hillside, in Pittsburgh's Fox Chapel neighborhood. They've cordoned off the area with fencing to keep the deer from eating the flowers. I didn't see any purple trilliums this time, which are pretty cool, but the pink ones were numerous.

GaliWalker , trilliums on my mind prompted me to check my own beds. To my delight, my white trilliums have spread to more than 60 plants ready to bloom, as well as a few travelers that moved West about 25 - 30 feet and started their own new colony.

And, my burgundy trillium was in bloom, with 12 lovely deep burgundy flowers. If the local rabbits don't dine on them before I can get fencing out, I'll try to get some pictures with my new camera that I'm still learning how to use.

There's so much peace in a bed of trilliums.

I forgot to mention the lovely violet bell flowers; are they mertensia?  

good stuff