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Common Name: Pink Globe Lily or Fairy Lantern A pink to light rose version of C. albus; often has several nodding flowers per stem. Found on banks in lower foothills around the latitude of San Luis Obispo, southern California. Prefers filtered shade. Grown from coastal foothill seeds at 1800'. Adaptable and easy to culture. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Red Globe Lily or Fairy Lantern A rose to wine-red version of C. albus; often has several nodding flowers per stem. Found on banks in lower foothills around the latitude of San Luis Obispo, southern California. Prefers filtered shade. Grown from coastal foothill seeds at 1800'. Adaptable and easy to culture. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Diogenes’ Lantern Bright yellow globe flowers on plants from 8" to 15" tall, found in the Northern Coast Ranges in open woodland on brushy slopes with good drainage. Grown from seed collected in Lake County below 2,000'. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Rose Fairy Lantern From central to southern Sierras, this globe lily has deep pink–lavender flowers that are more open than the other globe lilies. The flowers grow on branching stems to 18" tall. Prefers friable soils and partial shade. Seed from Fresno county below 3,000'. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Clay Mariposa Lily Large flowers range from purple to lavender to white, with a central red spot within a pale yellow nectary. All have a "sparks–in–a–wheel" effect in shades of pink on the inner base of the flower. Grows in the Coast Range from Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties to Santa Barbara County. This form is the northerly—white with a lavender blush on the outside of the petals. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Catalina Island Mariposa Lily Despite the name, this flower is also found on the mainland, from the coast itself inwards to the coastal rangen. These seeds come from San Luis Osibispo County in Central California, on Figuero Mountain. Bulbs: $4.00 each.
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Common Name: Gold Nuggets Large bright yellow flowers marked with brick red or brown on 12 to 24" stems. Enjoys full sun and heat. From seed collected in lower foothills of Yuba county, 400 to 1400'. Adaptable and easy to grow. Bulbs: $3.50 each.
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Common Name: Splendid Mariposa Lily Tulip–like flowers of lavender pink with dark purple anthers and a small purple spot at the inner base of each petal. Prefers full sun, summer heat and granite soils. Grown from N. California seed, Lake County. Bulbs:$4.00 each.
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Common Name: Superb Mariposa Lily Large flowers are usually creamy white marked with red/brown and yellow inside. Stems are 18 to 24" high. Found in sunny meadows, often rocky locations. Seed collected from several Sierra foothill locations from 1800 to 2400'. Bulbs:$3.50 each.
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Common Name: Oakland Star Tulip Medium–sized flowers are pale white to pinkish white, and are hairy. Grows 2 to 5" high. Found in the Bay area and inland to Mount Diablo growing in shady to part shady areas. Bulbs grown from Contra Costa County seeds. Bulbs: $4.00 each.
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Common Name: Butterfly Mariposa Lily Large showy flowers are the rarer shades of pink, lavender, red, bronze and maroon (the most common form is white). Grows in full sun or filtered light under native shrubs. Requires excellent drainage. Seed from Southern Sierras. Bulbs:$4.00 each. |
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Common Name: Goddess Mariposa Lily We sell these flowers in a white form and a colored form; colors vary from light pink to reddish pink. Grow from 19" to 30" tall. Found on sunny, grassy slopes with stony clay soils. Seed collected from North Coast Range locations. Bulbs:$4.50 each.
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