Lilium concolor Yellow Flower United States Native Plants First coming to the US

First coming to the US in 1948 via the USDA

Inheriting the silvery leaf backs from B

the clumps begin to flower with 2" very fragrant

the foliage and roots release the strong fragrance of licorice

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium 'Fanny's' can benefit from a hard cut back in early to mid summer if it grows in a more sprawling habit than desired

Lilium concolor Yellow Flower United States Native Plants First coming to the USWe are pleased to offer the rare yellow flowered form of the dwarf Asian (China, Japan, Korea, and Russia) Lilium concolor. Lilium concolor is a wide ranging species that can be found in moist open grasslands from 800' to nearly 7,000' elevation, where it grows in both acidic and alkaline soils. In the garden, expect an 18" to 2' tall stalk topped, starting in early June (NC), with a terminal spray of mostly upward and occasionally outward facing 2"