Lilium washingtonianum Kellogg ssp. washingtonianum
Annotated by Callahan, F., 2013.

Oregon: Jackson County: Harris Gulch, south of Blackwell Hill; Callahan's amd Hidden Valley Ranch.
Does not color pink- white fading to a dirty yellow; on private property; subspecies purpurascens can be found in the area, growing in a flat just east of the Eagle Mine, plants to 1 m. tall, rare blushed with pink and drying purple.

Frank Callahan LWW-HG-2-2, Jul 2013
OSC, Catalog: OSC243423

Lilium washingtonianum Kellogg ssp. washingtonianum
Annotated by collector.

Oregon: Jackson County: Harris Gulch, south of Blackwell Hill. On private property: Callahan's and Hidden Valley Ranch.
north slope, understory, with Pseudotsuga menziesii. Both subsp. grow in the area. Ssp. purpurascens grows in a flat just east of Eagle Mine. ssp. washingtonianum does not color pink - is white fading to dirty yellow. Ssp. purpurascens rare, to 1 m. tall, blushed with pink and drying purple. Phenology: flowering.

Frank T. Callahan LWW-HG-2-2013, Jul 2013
SOC, Accession: 23883