Washington Lily
Lilium washingtonianum
Lily Family ( Liliaceae)

Flower: Off-white or cream, minute magenta spots, aging pink inside trumpet-shaped corolla

Blooms: July to August

Leaves: In whorls, margins may or may not be wavy

Height: Mostly 3 to 5 feet but less than 9 feet

Found: Dry conifer forests, brush fields and burned over clear cuts

Tidbits: Locally this plant is generally called Shasta Lily. Subspecies purpurascens is called Shasta Lily as the corolla tends to age purplish.