Twinflower is a delicate, perennial plant known scientifically as Linnaea borealis. It typically grows in shady, moist areas, often found in woodlands and forests. The plant features small, bell-shaped pink flowers that bloom in pairs, giving it its name. This species is native to the northern regions of North America and Eurasia. Twinflower is notable for its creeping growth habit, forming low mats that can spread over large areas. It is also the state flower of Maine, symbolizing the beauty of the natural landscape in the region.