Lilies: Some interesting species bulbs (part 2), 1 by Leftwood

Leftwood wrote:
That would be Lilium michiganense. That, and Lilium philadelphicum are are only native lilies in Wisconsin.

Congratulations! I remember the first lily I found in the wild too. And the first wild snow trillium, the first Dutchman's Breeches, the first Twayblade, Rose Pagonia, Pitcher plant, Sundew, even the first wild Virginia Bluebell. Thrilling, all of them!

Many color and shape variations of michiganense. Yours is the most prevalent.