From moist, coastal areas of Sonoma and Mendocino County comes this very rare lily relative. A cousin of the high mountain cornlily, this threatened species features large, pleated leaves which emerge in late winter and are followed in the autumn by icy-white flowers with fringed edges. After its long bloom period is over, the plant will go dormant through the winter. Surprisingly tolerant of shade, but will accept full sun along the coast with ample moisture. A choice plant for woodland gardens and will also thrive in a container. This plant is POISONOUS when consumed. Deer and gopher resistant.
Veratrum fimbriatum
fringed cornlily
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Plant Types
Size
- Average Height: 2 - 5 ft
- Average Width: 2 - 5 ft
Exposures
Flower Colors
Site Conditions
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Special Uses
Our monthly inventory was updated on April 29, 2026. To confirm current availability, please call ahead. We do not ship plants.
| Inventory Notes | 1g |
|---|---|
| Sturgeon's Mills; young | 8 available$14.00 each |
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