Erythronium consists of bulbous perennials characterized by two leaves that are either ovate or broadly elliptical. The stems are leafless and support one or more nodding flowers, which have star-shaped forms and petals that curve backward.

Erythronium revolutum from God's Valley, Oregon

Erythronium revolutum giant pink-flowered

Erythronium revolutum late-flowering

Erythronium revolutum pink-flowered

Erythronium revolutum var. bolanderi

Erythronium revolutum white-flowered

Erythronium rich pink hybrid

Erythronium rostratum

Erythronium sahohime

Erythronium sibiricum

Erythronium sibiricum 'Altai Snow'

Erythronium sibiricum 'Gornaya Shoria'

Erythronium sibiricum 'Kemerov'

Erythronium sibiricum 'Lady in Red'

Erythronium sibiricum 'Lilac Cloud'

Erythronium sibiricum 'Tomsk'

Erythronium sibiricum 'White Fang'

Erythronium sibiricum from China

Erythronium sibiricum from Siberia

Erythronium sibiricum from Ussuri

Erythronium sibiricum subsp. altaicum

Erythronium sibiricum subsp. sibiricum

Erythronium sibiricum white-flowered

Erythronium taylorii

Erythronium tucamensis

Erythronium tuolumnense is a perennial plant that reaches a height of up to 30 cm. It features glossy, wavy green foliage and produces stems that support as many as four nodding yellow flowers, each measuring about 4 cm across, during the spring season.

Erythronium tuolumnense

Erythronium tuolumnense 'Edgar Klein'

Erythronium tuolumnense 'Spindlestone' is a tuberous perennial that reaches a height of approximately 20 cm. It features lance-shaped, shiny green basal leaves and short stems that support drooping, vibrant yellow flowers. This cultivar is noted for its compact growth habit and typically produces more than four flowers per stem, surpassing the flower count of the species.

Erythronium tuolumnense 'Spindlestone'

Erythronium tuolumnense EBA clone 2

Erythronium tuolumnense EBA clone 3

Erythronium tuolumnense Plas Merdyn form

Erythronium umbilicatum

Erythronium white hybrid

Erythronium white/purple reverse hybrid

Erythronium x 'Ardovie Bliss'

Fritillaria are perennial plants that grow from bulbs, characterized by their elongated or strap-like foliage. They produce flowers that can be bell-shaped or bowl-shaped, often appearing either singly or in clusters such as racemes or umbels.

Fritillaria

Fritillaria 'Beethoven' (Rascal Series)

Fritillaria 'Canmore Park'

Fritillaria 'Chatto'

Fritillaria 'Chopin' (Rascal Series)

Fritillaria 'Craigton Cascade'

Fritillaria 'Craigton Comet'

Fritillaria 'Early Dream' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and has glossy green, strap-like foliage. In spring, it produces clusters of bell-shaped flowers that range in color from yellow to apricot-orange, blooming from the bottom of tall, upright stems. After flowering, the seed heads add visual interest during the winter months.

Fritillaria 'Early Dream'

Fritillaria 'Early Fantasy' is a bulbous perennial that reaches heights of up to 1 meter. It features whorls of glossy green, lanceolate leaves and produces pendulous clusters of bell-shaped flowers. These blooms exhibit a pale orange to pink hue, accented by red veins and topped with small, leaf-like bracts.

Fritillaria 'Early Fantasy'

Fritillaria 'Early Passion' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features glossy, strap-like foliage. In spring, it produces clusters of glossy, dark yellow flowers shaped like bells, which bloom from the bottom of tall, upright spikes. The seed heads contribute visual interest during the winter months.

Fritillaria 'Early Passion'

Fritillaria 'Early Sensation' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features glossy green, strap-like foliage. In spring, it produces clusters of bell-shaped flowers in a creamy-yellow hue that open sequentially from the base of the spike upwards. After flowering, the seedheads remain visually appealing through the winter months.

Fritillaria 'Early Sensation'

Fritillaria 'Gold Bells'

Fritillaria 'Helena' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features glossy, strap-like foliage. In spring, it produces clusters of pale yellow, bell-shaped blooms that emerge from the lower sections of tall, dark upright stems, creating a striking visual contrast. The plant's seedheads offer additional interest during the winter months.

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