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Native plants win local awards

Posted on July 7, 2011 by linniew

Okay VERY local. The envelope please… Yes it’s the Leopard Lily, ladies and gentlemen, Lilium pardalinum. It receives this year’s award for Most Exotic Plant that Survives Without Fuss in the Wild Garden Area. It is dressed today very much … Continue reading →

Posted in Pacific Northwest native plants | Tagged Aruncus dioicus, Goatsbeard, Holodiscus discolor, leopard lily, Lilium pardalinum, oceanspray, Pacific Northwest native plants | 20 Comments

Psychology of the leopard lily.

Posted on April 20, 2010 by linniew

The leopard lilies are peeking up! I love this Northwest wildflower, tall and graceful and likely magic of some sort. They have the orange of the native tiger lily but with some additional red and maroon on the flowers, which … Continue reading →

Posted in Pacific Northwest native plants | Tagged leopard lily, Lilium pardalinum ssp. Vollmeri | 1 Comment

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