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Is Erythronium toxic?

Toxicity: Erythronium is not known to be toxic to humans or pets.

Does Erythronium like sun or shade?

Deer- and rodent-resistant, Erythronium is best grown in moist, humus-rich, neutral pH, well-draining soil in full sun to partial shade. Unlike most bulbs, it can handle, and actually prefers soil with a little bit more moisture in the spring, but likes drier conditions over the summer.

When to move erythroniums?

Erythronium need to be planted at least 4in deep in open ground to avoid them being eaten by mice or dug up by squirrels (as we have found in the nursery). They should not be allowed to dry out and clumps can be lifted to separate out smaller bulbs for moving elsewhere once they are fully dormant after flowering.

Do erythroniums spread?

Erythroniums are easy to grow, provided they are given the right conditions, and will slowly multiply and spread if left undisturbed.

What are the medicinal uses of Erythronium?

The juice from crushed leaves has been applied to wounds that are not healing[257]. A poultice of the crushed bulbs has been applied to swellings and to help remove splinters[257]. The raw plant, excluding the roots, has been used by native North American young girls to prevent conception[257].

Do fawn Lilies spread?

These spring-blooming perennials can spread to form low-growing colonies of delicate flowers that look beautiful from afar but really demand to be studied up close so as to admire their mottled leaves and intricate floral details.

Does Erythronium spread?

Erythroniums are easy to grow, provided they are given the right conditions, and will slowly multiply and spread if left undisturbed. Don't let them dry out - they do best in moist but well-drained soil.

How do you propagate Erythronium?

Erythroniums multiply underground, producing small bulbils; vigorous hybrids and species will form good-sized clumps within a couple of years, but the slower-growing species will take longer. By removing seedpods when they form, you can encourage the bulbs to grow and spread more quickly.

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