Erythronia
The default pattern is my conception of that Erythronium
dens-canis, the "true" dog-tooth violet, looks like. (It is a
European species and I have only seen pictures.) You can change
the colors to get other versions of the pattern, such as our
beloved emblem, the yellow trout-lily, Erythronium americanum,
which, where I come from, is called the dog-tooth violet, although
it is not even pink. The "dog-tooth" part of the name is supposed to come
from the shape of the bulb.
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