Googled for this flower and discovered that it's called 'Jack in the pulpit'! Such an unusual name! Apparently though a wild flower, it can be grown in gardens with the right soil, etc. The roots are supposed to be edible if cooked properly, it seems.
Above: I think this may be an orchid. I have never seen this flower, anywhere else, though I have been hiking for many years in Ontario parks. I saw this in the Pretty River Valley.
I don't know the name of this yellow flower, with head bent like a shy bride and spotted leaves. I have seen this in a few other parks too. It's lovely and Difficult to photograph as it's face is always stooped toward the earth!
Above and below are trilliums ...maroon and white. I have seen trilliums before, but never so many together as I did at Pretty River
I wish to pay my tributes to a lady, Elizabeth Frances Dodd. Thanks to her, I had endless hours of happiness in my childhood. This lady ...
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