Lilium columbianum
Perennial erect flower that grows up to 4′ tall and has narrow lance-shaped leaves that are 1-4″ long. Flowers May to August. The showy characteristic lily flowers are bright orange with red/ purple spots near the center. The flower hangs downward and the petals curl backwards toward the stem.
Photo credit: Seven Oak Native Nursery
Photo credit: Seven Oaks Native Nursery
Photo credit: Clarence E Jones 3
Plant Details
- Habitat:
- Oak woodland
Upland Prairie and Savanna
Mixed Hardwood-Conifer Forest or Woodland
Wet Prairie
Meadows, thickets, open forests and clearings. - Mature Height:
- 2-4’
- Shade Preference:
- Soil Tolerance:
- Moist, well-drained soil
- Special Uses:
- Attracts insects, bees and butterflies; Ornamental