SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > 11119 Passionate Purple Ookow Fls, Ashland, OR - May 2007.  This curiously named plant heralds the transition from spring to summer.  It rises tall and slender out of the dry earth a little before the grass and vetch begin to fade, to grace the oak hilsides with its lovely color.
Common name: Forktooth Ookow
Scientific name: Dichelostemma congestum
Plant family: Lily family
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > A-HAH!!! 
Fri. May 16, 2008 (Day 34)

Now I know! This is what caused my Day Lilies to look sickly this year!!!
What is this little bugger, anyway? I thought the first time, it was somekind of beetle.  Aaaaaaaaaarrgh!!!

Hillary: The blue background are the gladiols.
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Wildflowers >  IMG_4582
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Wildflowers >  IMG_4581
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Wildflowers >  IMG_4526
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Lilies by the pond just after a morning shower. May 2008
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Lilies by the pond just after a morning shower. May 2008
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Lilies by the pond just after a morning shower. May 2008
SmugMug > all-time keyword > lily > Lilies by the pond just after a morning shower. May 2008
11119 Passionate Purple Ookow Fls, Ashland, OR - May 2007. This curiously named plant heralds the transition from spring to summer. It rises tall and slender out of the dry earth a little before the grass and vetch begin to fade, to grace the oak hilsides with its lovely color.
Common name: Forktooth Ookow
Scientific name: Dichelostemma congestum
Plant family: Lily family
 > 11119 Passionate Purple Ookow Fls, Ashland, OR - May 2007.  This curiously named plant heralds the transition from spring to summer.  It rises tall and slender out of the dry earth a little before the grass and vetch begin to fade, to grace the oak hilsides with its lovely color.
Common name: Forktooth Ookow
Scientific name: Dichelostemma congestum
Plant family: Lily family
11119 Passionate Purple Ookow Fls, Ashland, OR - May 2007. This curiously named plant heralds the transition from spring to summer. It rises tall and slender out of the dry earth a little before the grass and vetch begin to fade, to grace the oak hilsides with its lovely color.
Common name: Forktooth Ookow
Scientific name: Dichelostemma congestum
Plant family: Lily family
Photo by: DrDane · see photo in gallery

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