Erythronium Pagoda

Up to ten bright, Sulphur yellow flowers will open on established plants. You can expect 2-5 in their first couple of years. The blooms have a red brown eye surrounding the darker yellow anthers. The flowers face downward though the petals recurve to show off more colour and their pendant stamen. Each flower is 4-7cm across.
Erythronium 'Pagoda' is a vigorous form that is easy to grow.
The decorative foliage grows low to the ground. The leaves are bright green with a deep purple mottling.
Ideally grow in well drained, humus rich soil underneath deciduous trees or in a shaded border. Water to establish and keep moist in active growth.
Erythronium are also known as Dog's Tooth Violet or Trout Lily. They are known as Dog's Tooth because that is what the bulb resembles.

Supplied as: Bulbs