Blooms in early spring, 12-20" tall, perennial, from bulb; poisonous; related to and sometimes in the same area as edible camas.
Leaves: One stem, usually basal leaves which are long, narrow, strap-like.
Flowers: Cream colored buds in inflorescence on upper stem; open to 6 white petals with yellow center, long stamens.
Habitat: Dry forest as under ponderosa pine
Range: Can be found in Washington, Oregon and Idaho
Photo from north side of Moscow Mountain