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Bloom Time: March to June
three lobed leaves with up to thirty white flowers with petals that stick back
Notes: The Genus Paris are Asiatic/European cousins of Trilliums
Notes: Excellent form with mottled foliage and good growth habit
rocky hillsides and along stream banks between 1300 - 1700 m
Erythronium revolutum (Dog Tooth Violet, Fawn Lily) Spring Blooming Bloom Time: March to JuneFamily: Liliaceae Zone: 4 9 Natural Range: PNW; BC, Washington, Oregon, California Family: Liliaceae Soil: moist, humus rich, summer dry, well drained Light: part shade Height: 6" 12" tall Attributes: Deciduous. Blooms spring. Each stem holds up to 2 pink flowers with yellow and orange red marking in the center. Purple brown mottled foliage. Bulb goes dormant in the summer. Notes: In the wild E. revolutum grows in open woodlands. Will not need
