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Why Restore Lemon Lilies to Idyllwild?
Harvey Monroe Hall conducted the first systematic survey of the plants in the San Jacintos. His flora, “A Botanical Survey of San Jacinto Mountain,” was [...]
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About the Lemon Lily Festival
Educate, Celebrate, Restore The Lemon Lily Festival is part of a restoration and education project for Idyllwild’s native Lemon lily (Lilium parryi). This yearly event celebrates [...]
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About the Lemon Lily
Lemon Lily or Parry’s Lily, Lilium parryi, is named in honor of Dr. Charles Christopher Parry, a renowned botanist who was among the first to [...]
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Idyllwild Lilium parryi Restoration Plan
The Lemon Lily Restoration Project is a collaborative effort between Idyllwild residents and the Forest Service. In 2009 and 2010 Forest Service personnel collected Lilium parryi seeds from National Forest and Wilderness areas in the San Jacinto Mountains.
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And a little bluegrass …
Free Bluegrass concert Saturday, July 21, 4-8pm Silverado bluegrass band In the Center of Town Here’s a live performance by Silverado …
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A budding lemon lily
From IdyllwildThings.com by Avianna Jones In the fall of 2011, the Lemon Lily Festival folks planted lots of bulbs along the creeks as part of [...]
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How to Collect Lemon Lily Seeds in a Responsible Manner
Each Lemon lily flower is capable of producing a fruit that contains as many as one hundred seeds. Depending on the number of flowers some plants will produce only one fruit, while others may produce a dozen or more …
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Festival Sponsors
2012 Sponsors Founding Sponsors Friends of the San Jacinto Mountain County Parks Idyllwild Garden Club Mary Austin Scholarship Foundation Riverside County, Supervisor Jeff Stone [...]
