1979 - Artcraft - Endangered Flora - Persistent Trillium - #1783

Description

Artcraft cachet issued 6/7/1979 in Milwaukee, WI. From the web...
Persistent trillium, Trillium persistens, is a perennial plant, characterized by having most plant parts in "threes." The stem, 8-20 in (20-51 cm) tall, grows from an underground rhizome; at the tip, it bears a whorl of three oval leaves and a single, showy three-petaled pink flower with a three-chambered pistil. The weight of the flower pulls the flower stalk downward so that it faces the ground. The fruit is a berry.
This cover is crisp, clean, and unaddressed.  See scan for
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