Erythronium toulumnense
A stunning spring-flowering bulb known for its bright yellow, nodding, star-shaped flowers that bloom in late spring. The flowers are produced on slender stems, standing above a rosette of broad, glossy, green leaves that are typically unmarked. Unlike many other Erythronium, toulumnense doesn’t have the mottled foliage often associated with this genus, giving it a clean, fresh appearance.
Native to the forests of northern California, particularly the Toulumne River region, this variety is well-suited to moist, shady areas, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens or shaded borders. It thrives in humus-rich, well-drained soil, and when happy, it will naturalize, creating carpets of yellow blooms over time. This species is relatively easy to grow compared to some of its more temperamental cousins, adding a pop of spring color to gardens that offer cool, shady conditions.
Height: 25cm
Delivered as flowering size bulbs
A stunning spring-flowering bulb known for its bright yellow, nodding, star-shaped flowers that bloom in late spring. The flowers are produced on slender stems, standing above a rosette of broad, glossy, green leaves that are typically unmarked. Unlike many other Erythronium, toulumnense doesn’t have the mottled foliage often associated with this genus, giving it a clean, fresh appearance.
Native to the forests of northern California, particularly the Toulumne River region, this variety is well-suited to moist, shady areas, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens or shaded borders. It thrives in humus-rich, well-drained soil, and when happy, it will naturalize, creating carpets of yellow blooms over time. This species is relatively easy to grow compared to some of its more temperamental cousins, adding a pop of spring color to gardens that offer cool, shady conditions.
Height: 25cm
Delivered as flowering size bulbs
A stunning spring-flowering bulb known for its bright yellow, nodding, star-shaped flowers that bloom in late spring. The flowers are produced on slender stems, standing above a rosette of broad, glossy, green leaves that are typically unmarked. Unlike many other Erythronium, toulumnense doesn’t have the mottled foliage often associated with this genus, giving it a clean, fresh appearance.
Native to the forests of northern California, particularly the Toulumne River region, this variety is well-suited to moist, shady areas, making it an excellent choice for woodland gardens or shaded borders. It thrives in humus-rich, well-drained soil, and when happy, it will naturalize, creating carpets of yellow blooms over time. This species is relatively easy to grow compared to some of its more temperamental cousins, adding a pop of spring color to gardens that offer cool, shady conditions.
Height: 25cm
Delivered as flowering size bulbs
