Erythronium ‘White Beauty’, White Fawn Lily

A vigorous perennial producing up to 10 creamy-white flowers per stem in mid to late spring. The blooms have curved petals and cinnamon colored markings at the throat. The leaves are softly mottled with brown and white. It grows in clumps 8–10 in tall and naturalizes quickly. It does well when planted in clusters in part shade settings like sun-dappled woodlands, around shrubbery and in meadows, where it will put on a delightful show come spring.

Fawn Lilies are easy to grow in loam soil that drains well. Unlike most bulbs, it can handle and actually prefers soil with a little bit more moisture in the spring, but likes drier conditions over the summer. It will go dormant after blooming and needs slightly moist soil even when dormant. This plant is winter hardy in a wide array of climates and unbothered by deer