Trillium Flower Greeting Card - Box of 5

(5) 5x7 Greeting Cards (vertical, blank inside)

          Printed on 100 lb Hammermill cardstock

(5) A7 Kraft Self Sealing Envelopes

(5) White Adhesive Seal Stickers

The seeds of the trillium are mainly distributed by ants, which are attracted to a fleshy structure attached to the seeds called the elaiosome.  The elaiosome is rich with nutrients, which the ants eat after they carry the seeds back to their nests.  The ants then discard the elaiosome-free seeds, either leaving them inside the earth (which protects the seeds from predators) or by ejecting them from their nests. The seeds eventually germinate and sprout into new plants.