Lilium Pardalinum (Noun)
Meaning
Lily of western United States having orange-red to crimson maroon-spotted flowers.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Lilium pardalinum, a striking flower with its maroon-spotted orange-red petals, attracts various pollinators to its native habitat in the western United States.
- Hikers through the Pacific Northwest might stumble upon a beautiful clump of Lilium pardalinum near the streams or near dry forests where the plant is most likely to grow.
- Growing the stunning Lilium pardalinum is becoming more popular due to its intense beauty with unique crimson spots over the bright orange to red-colored lily petals.
- At an average height of three to seven feet tall, Lilium pardalinum tends to draw in onlookers at regional wildflower exhibits, exhibiting their captivating looks in real-life presentations.
- Because the flowering pattern for Lilium pardalinum in wild varies widely by specific environmental factors and soil types in Western U.S. territory, naturalists research regional habitats and identify certain 'gardening hacks'.