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Erythronium
Commonly known as Fawn Lilies, Trout Lilies or Dog Tooth Violets, Erythronium are spring blooming bulbous perennials. They have showy and colorful flowers and naturalize over time creating colonies in the open woodland or meadow garden. Their foliage dies back to the ground after flowering only to re-emerge in greater numbers the following spring. |
© Erythronium 'Kondo' ©
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A vigorous hybrid fawn lily with bright green or lightly marbled leaves and pale yellow flowers that sometimes have a brownish ring at the center. Is well adapted to garden conditions and will naturalize over time. Hardy to -40 degrees F. Liliaceae
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| Pink Fawn Lily | |
Early spring flowering fawn lily with brown or white streaked green leaves and violet-pink flowers with reflexed petals and a yellow band at the base. They grow to 15" tall and can naturalize over time to make showy stands. They are found in moist, shady locations near the Pacific Coast from Northern CA, through OR and WA and extending as far north as Vancouver Island, BC. Hardy to -10 degrees F Liliaceae
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| Tuolumne Fawn Lily | |
This fawn lily is found only in Tuolumne County California and, despite its limited distribution, is the parent of some popular hybrids. In early spring, it produces narrow green leaves and 1 to 4 bright yellow flowers rising from an often reddish 12" stem. It is found in open woodlands and canyons. Hardy to -10 degrees F Liliaceae
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