What is another word for trout lily?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈa͡ʊt lˈɪli] (IPA) 
Trout lily is a beautiful wildflower native to North America that blooms in early spring. This plant is also known by various other names, such as dog-tooth violet, fawn lily, adder's tongue, and yellow snowdrop. The name trout lily is derived from the mottled patterns on its leaves that resemble the skin of a trout. Dog-tooth violet refers to the cusp-shaped bulbs of the plant, while fawn lily indicates its delicate and elegant appearance. Adder's tongue is another name used to describe the shape of the leaves, which resemble the tongue of a serpent. Yellow snowdrop refers to its bright yellow flowers resembling the snowdrop. Regardless of its name, the trout lily remains a stunning and essential plant in many ecosystems.
