Trilliums

“After perusing this book, written by two addicted enthusiasts, you too will carry a torch for trilliums in the wild and in the garden.” —Horticulture

“Trilliums is a superb work, a complete review of all forty-three species that clarifies a muddled taxonomy while embracing a genuine appreciation for this beguiling. . . . group of garden-worthy plants.” —Pacific Horticulture

“Lauded as ‘the bible for trillium gardeners.’” —Midwest Living

“A particularly informative and useful source of information. Wildflower enthusiasts and backyard gardeners will especially welcome the section dealing with trillium horticulture.” —Northwestern Press

“A book that is as beautiful as it is useful. The drawings and photographs combine to give readers extraordinarily clear pictures of this genus. These are complemented by a well-written and thorough text. The authors have an obvious love and knowledge of their subject. This book belongs in all but the smallest gardening collections.” —American Reference Books Annual

“This is the first book-length treatment of these lovely flowers.” —Garden Gazette

“So clearly written and inspiring that it ought to win something like a Pulitzer Prize in botany. The appearance, layout and design of the book is superb. It handles well and is user friendly.. . . . The books is a joy to behold and thoroughly wonderful to read.. . . . Anyone who has the least interest in native plants will want to own this book.” —Castanea

“The book is a masterful description of all the species of trillium, their geographic distribution, habitat, and growing conditions. . . . It is a must-have book for the trillium enthusiast.” —Chicagoland Gardening

“Frederick Case, Jr., and Roberta Case have done a remarkable job in researching and writing this book and in assembling the photographs and mapping the boundaries of this widespread genus. Trilliums will be the definitive work on this genus for a long time to come. Along with all the other pluses in Trilliums, the text is a treat to read. This is science at its best: understandable, interesting and useful. If you’re like me, you’ll find the only difficult part of owning this book is closing its covers and putting it down.” —Herbertia

“A splendid work.” —Taxon

“Probably no single person has so much intimate knowledge of our trilliums who at the same time could compile such a useful a taxonomic treatment so clearly written and inspiring–this book ought to win a Pulitzer Prize in botany.” —Rock Garden Quarterly