Perennials
​
This is a basic list of what we have for sale at the nursery.
We have many more plants, but because their stock is limited, they aren't listed here.
Things are constantly changing as plants are sold and others become available. It's best to email us at info@fawnlilygardens.net with your order.
​
We check all of our plants every day - which takes time - and we are not always quick on the computer.
There are times when some species have sold out and we have to rebuild our stock.
Othertimes we only have young plants that are not mature enough to sell.
If there's something you really want, please send an email and we will see how we can help you.
​
Prices reflect how long it takes a plant to mature.
We sell healthy plants at blossoming age, often with more than one plant to a pot.
Younger plants are mentioned in the description.
In general:
3"- 4” pots are $5- $6
6”pots are $7- $8
½ gallon are $8 -$10
1 gallon pots are $12 to $15 except for specialty items (plants that are difficult to grow
or take more than 3 to 4 years to reach blooming size)
​
Cleaned bulbs are available in September by pre-order - or your good luck!
Minimum order for bulbs is $35, with a shipping and handling charge of $20 (large orders could be more).
​
Allium amplectens Slimleaf Onion. Native to Salt Spring Island. Several bulbs in each pot. 4” $6.00
Allium amplectens, pink. A pink-blooming selection that is exceptionally attractive to bees. Several bulbs in each pot 4" $6.00
Allium cernuum Nodding Onion. We sell bulbs that have been grown from Salt Spring Island seeds.
In our observations, they appear to have greyer leaves than off-island plants. Limited stock in 2025. Several bulbs in each pot. 4” $6.00, 6" $8.00
​
Aquilegia formosa Western Columbine. Native to Salt Spring Island. A short-lived (ten years) perennial with tall stalks of red and yellow flowers. Hummingbirds love these! 4" pots $7, 1/2 gallon pots, $9.00
Camassia leichtlinii Great Camas. Native. Individual mature bulbs are available in late summer/fall. $6. each
Delphinium menziesii Menzie’s Larkspur. Native to Salt Spring Island. An absolutely gorgeous plant!
These take three years to bloom from seed, and five years to be fully mature It can
grow up to 24 inches tall. In cultivation the colours range from deep royal blue
to lilac. If you wish to order the lilac-coloured plants you'll have to
pre-order, as the majority are blue. 6”pots $8.00 Gallon $12
Dodecatheon hendersonii - see Primula hendersonii
Dodecatheon pulchellum - see Primula pauciflora
Eriophyllum lanatum Woolly Sunflower. Native to Salt Spring Island. Sourced from wild seeds a decade ago. We grow these from seed, not from cuttings. 4"pot $6, 1/2 gallon $9
​
Erythronium oregonum White Fawn Lily. Native to Salt Spring Island. 1gallon pot $15 (2+ bulbs) by special order only.
We sell these bulbs in September. There is a limited time when they are available, so please pre-order. They cannot dry out and must be planted as soon as received.
Large blooming size bulbs (over seven years old) are $9 each
Medium (5 years or older, will most likely bloom) are $6 each
​
Fritillaria affinis (F. lanceolata) Chocolate Lily. Native to Salt Spring Island. Blooming size bulbs are $10 each. Not available in 2025. We expect some to be available in 2026.
Please email info@fawnlilygardens to check what we have.
Heuchera micrantha Small-flowered Alumroot These have delicate sprays of flowers that are wonderful in bouquets. An under-appreciated native perennial that is drought resistant
if planted in the shade. It's deer resistant as well - but not deerproof.
Deer will eat the leaves in winter, but most plants recover.
They are long-lived (we have plants in our garden that are 30 years old).
As these have not sold well we may not offer them in the future. 4” $6 , ½ gallon $8.00
​
Lithophragma parviflorum Woodland Star. 4” $6 Native to Salt Spring Island.
​
Lomatium nudicaule Wild Celery, Barestem Biscuitroot , Consumption Plant A very special plant! Our stock is native to Salt Spring Island. ½ gallon $8.00, gallon $10.00 Plants are not available in 2025, but seeds are.
Lomatium utriculatum Spring Gold. Native to Salt Spring Island. 4”-$6
​
Micranthes integrifolia (a.k.a. Saxifraga integrifolia) Entire-leaved Saxifrage. Easy to grow in a wet but
well-drained area. Do not let it dry out in the spring. But in the summer it can die down
completely and is drought-proof! 4”- $6 1/2 gallon $9
Maianthemum dilatatum Wild-Lily-of-the-Valley. Heart-shaped leaves, grows well in shade in humus rich soil. ½ gallon $8 gallon $10
Olsynium douglasii Satinflower 4”/$6 or 6”/$10 Sold out 2025 Perideridia gairdneri Yampah. Native to Salt Spring Island. Flowers in August/September, a great late-blooming plant. Every part of it is edible! 1/2 gal $8, gallon $14
Primula hendersonii Broad-leaved Shooting-Star. Native to Salt Spring Island. 4” $6.00, 1/2 gallon $10 N/A 2025
Primula pauciflora var. pauciflora Few-flowered Shooting Star. 4” $6.00. 1/2 gallon $10 - $12
Romanzoffia tracyi Tracy's Mistmaiden. Native to Vancouver Island. Such a sweet little plant! 3"and 4" $ 5-6
​
Sedum lanceolatum ssp. nesioticus The short, tough, native Lance-leaved Stonecrop, found only on rocky
islands in the Salish Sea. 4” $6.00
Sedum oreganum Oregon Stonecrop. Our plants originally came from Hornby Island 4” $6.00
Sedum spathulifolium Broad-leaved Stonecrop. "Cape Blanco" originally from Oregon. 4” $6.00
Sedum spathulifolium Broad-leaved Stonecrop. Native to Salt Spring Island. 4" $6.00
Symphyotrichum sp. (subspicatum?) Douglas Aster. This species is under review (meaning I can't guarantee what I have). A wild SSI Aster that loves sun and water. 1/2 gal $7 N/A 2024
Tellima grandiflora Fringecup. Native to Salt Spring Island. For shady locations with adequate water.
Wonderful fragrance! 4" 6.00 N/A 2025
Triteleia hyacinthina Fool's Onion or White Brodiaea. Native to Salt Spring Island. 4” $6.
​
Vancouveria hexandra Inside-out flower. Native to Washington and Oregon, and hardy here. A delicate, fern-like groundcover with small white flowers. It should be better known. 1/2 gallon $8.00.
​
Vancouveria planipetala Native to Washington and Oregon, and hardy here. This grows luxuriantly in dry shade with a covering of Douglas Fir needles or other light compost. I never have to water it! But it doesn't like to be pot-bound. If you want some, please send us an email
and we'll dig some up for you. $8.
​
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
If we don't have what you want, please check out Fraser Thimble Farms http://www.thimblefarms.com/
and Satinflower Nurseries https://satinflower.ca/
​