Yellow Trout Lily - Native Wildflower Royalty-Free Stock Photo

Native to eastern Canada and northeastern United States the Yellow Trout Lily crops up in early spring after the snow melt. The unusual name comes from the lily's speckled leaves which look like spots on a brown trout.These native wildflowers grow on the forest floor in dense patches. The pretty flowers on the plant take roughly seven years to appear and typically droop downwards.