Trout lilies have received their name because of the fish-shaped, speckled foliage. They are also known as dogtooth violets because of the angular shape of the corms. Trout lilies thrive in partial sun to dappled shade and they are an ideal woodland naturalizer. These are rarely seen, so be the first on your block to try!
Why We Love Trout Lilies (Erythronium)
Their delicate, nodding flowers arrive in early spring.
Erythronium bulbs thrive in woodland gardens, enhancing natural charm.
They're resilient and multiply each year to create enchanting carpet blooms.
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