erythroniumn.
/ɛrɪˈθrəʊnɪəm/ A member of the genus of ornamental bulbous plants so called, native to North America, Europe, Russia, and Japan, and belonging to the family Liliaceæ.
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dog's tooth1578
daylily1597
mountain saffron1597
phalangium1608
Savoy spiderwort1629
hemerocallis1648
tuberose1664
St Bruno's lily1706
superb lily1731
agapanthus1789
Spanish squill1790
erythronium1797
Tritoma1804
Spanish harebell1808
veltheimia1808
adder's tongue1817
bunch flower1818
Puschkinia1820
hedychium1822
eremurus1836
flame lily1841
lily pink1848
mountain spiderwort1849
lloydia1850
kniphofia1854
garland-flower1866
red-hot poker1870
swamp-lover1878
African lily1882
flame-flower1882
Scarborough lily1882
wood-lily1882
St. Bernard lily1883
torch-lily1884
rajanigandha1885
ginger lily1892
chinkerinchee1904
snow lily1907
sand lily1909
avalanche lily1912
Spanish bluebell1924
mountain lily1932
chink1949
poker1975
1797 Encycl. Brit. VI. 722/1 Erythronium, dog's-tooth violet.
1868 Curtis's Bot. Mag. 94 5714 It would appear that the species or forms of West American Erythronia retain their colours over considerable areas.
1900 W. D. Drury Bk. Gardening x. 326 Erythroniums range between 6 in. and 9 in. in height.
1961 Amateur Gardening 30 Dec. 5 Erythroniums like a good loam to which the peat and leaf mould has been added.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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