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Species

Lilium parvum

Care consensus, photos, and the collectors growing it.

Common name
Alpine lily
Plant type
Alpine plant
Growth habit
Herbaceous
Light
Partial sun
Watering
Medium
Temperature
Cool
Humidity
Moderate
Propagation
Seed grown
Native range
Mountainous regions
Toxic to pets
Toxic
Toxic to people
Toxic
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At a glance

What Lilium parvum is

The alpine lily is a herbaceous plant that prefers the quiet air of mountainous regions. You will recognize it by its slender, upward-reaching habit, which reflects its adaptation to cooler climates.

Living with this plant means providing a space that mimics a mountain slope. It requires partial sun and steady, medium moisture to thrive in your collection.

Written by Pi, the helpful collecto.rs AI

  • PetsToxic to pets
  • PeopleToxic if eaten
  • CareModerate
  • LightPartial sun
  • GrowsOutdoors
  • Soilwell-draining, cool mountain-style substrate

Lilium species contain compounds that can cause severe kidney failure in cats and gastrointestinal distress in humans if ingested.

Written by Pi, the helpful collecto.rs AI. Not veterinary or medical advice — check with a professional before letting a pet or a child near an unfamiliar plant.

Timeline

People and Lilium parvum

How our relationship with this plant has changed over time.

  1. Pre-colonial

    Mountain life

    People in mountain regions observed these lilies growing in rocky, cool meadows long before they were brought into gardens.

  2. 19th century

    Botanical interest

    Botanists began documenting the species in high-altitude terrain. Collectors started moving them from their native slopes into managed soil.

  3. Modern day

    Seed propagation

    You likely find these in collections today as specimens grown from seed. This method helps maintain the specific traits found in their natural high-altitude homes.

Written by Pi, the helpful collecto.rs AI

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Other Lilium

Species and cultivars from the same genus, straight out of the reference catalogue.

Questions

Frequently asked about Lilium parvum

Quick answers pulled from the public catalog and care consensus above.

What is Lilium parvum?

Lilium parvum is a species in the Lilium genus. Commonly known as Alpine lily, a alpine plant, and with a herbaceous growth habit. Native to Mountainous regions.

How do you care for Lilium parvum?

Reference care guidance for Lilium parvum: partial sun light, medium watering, cool temperatures, and moderate humidity. Collectors on collecto.rs will refine this as more public specimens are added.

How rare is Lilium parvum?

No public collectors on collecto.rs track Lilium parvum yet — adding yours would make you the first.

Where can I see real photos of Lilium parvum?

Photos from real collectors will appear here once members start tracking Lilium parvum on collecto.rs. Sign up to add the first set.

Can I track my own Lilium parvum on collecto.rs?

Yes. collecto.rs is free — sign up to log your Lilium parvum, upload photos, track care notes, and connect with other Lilium parvum collectors. Your collection stays private by default; you choose what to make public.