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Erythronium oregonum
Giant Fawn Lily
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Photographer: Jerry Murray
ID: 0000 0000 0908 0675 (2008-09-15)Copyright © 2008 Jerry Murray
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date of photo May 15, 2007
location
Belfair, WA (Washington, US)family
Liliaceae
notes Giant fawn lily is abundant in the Puget Trough of Washington, western Canada and south into California. It inhabits a variety of terrain and plant communities. Locally, it enjoys lodge pole pine, Douglas fir, and Gary oak dry sites, and riparian places with red osier dogwood. A very amenable lily for the garden, but keep them potted underground since voles readily eat the corms. I have lost hundreds to the subterranean beasts.camera Kodak ES Z60
contributor's ID # EROR 015 photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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