Our Plants (List)

California’s sixteen species of fawn lily are most commonly found in the northwestern corner of the state where they thrive with wet winters and mild summers. A few species are found in the central Sierra Nevada and the northern coastal ranges, and several extend into Oregon and beyond. As the…

This fawn lily is thought to be a selection of either E. californicum or E. revolutum, both of which grow in the northwest corner of California. Following summer dormancy, White Beauty fawn lily sebnds up one to several wide leaves with a variegated white pattern on the upper surface. When…

This fawn lily grows at low elevations in the Sierra foothills of Tuolumne County. It is one of the most southerly species in this beautiful, elusive group. Following summer dormancy, this lily sends up numerous oblong, arching leaves. The patch will expand year by year as the bulb matures and…