The Queen's Cup is wild flower found in the mountains of the western
states. Its scientific name is Clintonia uniflora. It usually grows
in mid elevations in shady woods. The stem is about six inches high. Its
leaves are 4-6 inches long. It has two or three smooth green leaves. It
has one pure white flower that is about one inch across. This flower is
followed by an unusual blue berry. Because of this, it is also known as
the Bead Lily.