Erythronium oregonum (Fawn Lily)
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A beautiful lily-like plant, with interesting mottled leaves and tall stalks to 1.' The exquisite pale yellow flowers bow timidly. White Fawn lilies self-seed generously to ensure future blooms but be patient. Like so many of our wildflowers, they take many years to mature from seedlings to flowering plants - all the more reason to marvel at and respect our native flowers. White Fawn lily likes moisture and a well-drained soil and does well in gardens. It is found from Vancouver Island to northern Oregon (USDA 7-9). A remarkable population of these native perennials runs through Bush's Pasture Park in Salem, Oregon. |
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