These are all very different flowers, what makes them similar is that they’re all found in the wild.  The poppy was growing in a local wildlife garden, the white trillium (Ontario’s provincial flower) in a wooded area and the lily in a laneway.  The trillium is one of our first spring flowers, reaching full bloom in May; the yellow and green contrasting nicely with the white of the petals.  The other flowers were taken in July. Once the cold weather gives way to spring, I look forward to watching the cycle of new growth begin again.