Lilium washingtonianum Kellogg ssp. purpurascens (Stearn) M. W. Skinner
Annotated by Frank T. Callahan, 1 Apr 2014.

Oregon: Klamath County: Johnson Prairie; (also seen in Josephine Co.)
Open woods and thickets. Washington Lily; 2 to 6 ft. Leaves whorled around the stem. Flowers three to many. White turning pinkish with age. Very fragrant; [Blooms in] June and July; ¶FC: Note that this lily was named after Martha Washington and it does not range into Washington State Phenology: flowering.

Ireta Kirhofer s.n., Jul 1974
SOC, Accession: 19666