Category Bulb
Triteleia grandiflora
Dry to moist soils, often in rocky areas, meadows, or open woods of valleys, hills and in mountains to about 2700 metres. Love
Oxalis violacea
Woods, shaded slopes, gravelly banks and prairies. Dry sandy or clay soils. Love
Lilium canadense
Wet meadows, moist rich woods especially edges, streamsides and river alluvia, bogs, marshes, swamps, along wet roadsides and railroads from sea level to 1000 metres. Love
Lilium lancifolium
Long cultivated and not known in a truly wild situation, though it can naturalise in woodlands.. Possibly of hybrid origin involving L. leichtlinii and L. maculatum. Love
Lilium longiflorum
By the coast, often in pockets of coral rock. Love
Lilium philadelphicum
Heavy, often somewhat alkaline, meadows to montane forest. Usually found in drier woodlands on acid sandy loams. Love
Lilium superbum
Peaty meadows, swales, wet sands and swampy woods. Love
Lilium brownii
Loose fertile soil along woodland edges or in grass and thickets. Rock crevices, amongst coarse grass and scrub below 1,500 metres. Love
Fritillaria camschatcensis
Moist areas from sea level to 600 metres in open woods and sub-alpine meadows. Love
Erythronium americanum
Meadows and rich damp open woodland. Love
Camassia leichtlinii
Meadows, prairies and hillsides that are moist, at least in early spring. Love
Camassia quamash
Coastal mountain forests and wet meadows inland. Marshy meadows in coniferous forest, to 2300 metres. Love
Camassia cusickii
Damp meadows at subalpine and alpine elevations (4,000–6,000 feet (1,200–1,800 m) and tolerates pond edges, rich soils, and bloom well in either sun or shade. Love
Allium tuberosum
Not known in a truly wild situation. Love
Allium tricoccum
Rich woods and bottoms, preferring slopes and streamsides. Usually in beech and maple woods. Love