Will you still have any of the erythronium albidum and other natives? Let me know what you want for them.

Not sure exactly what a White spider lily is, but I have seen leaves come out looking like accordion folds on many types of plants. If that is what you are describing, it can be caused by severly uneven watering that causes abrupt fast growth of the affected leaf, or sometimes when a leaf is young, some part(s) of it might get mechanically stuck to something (impeding normal growth) while other part(s) grow normally.

The Erythronium are where they've always been. It's the lawn that doesn't belong there. Keep trying to mold land into your own selfish image and there won't be any native wildflowers left anywhere. You don't even consider allowing people who would love to have them, an oportunity to rescue them. Just nuke em and kill them. How ignorant and selfish you are. Our planet is dying because of people with attitudes like yours. Sickening! Erythonium americanum is NOT invasive! You are. There are native bees that specialize in Erythronium. Their whole existence depends on Erythronium. They are dissapearing along with all our other native bees, because of pollution, pesticides and habitat loss by developement, because there's too many fricking people on this planet, yet people continue to breed like rabbits.

I just got mine last fall. Here are two mailorder sources: www.munchkinnursery.com and arrowheadalpines.com (look in the Woodland Wildflowers section).