 Death camas (Zigadenus venenosus) Zigadenus venenosus, commonly called death camas or meadow death camas, is a flowering plant in the genus Zigadenus belonging to the Melanthiaceae. It grows up to 70 cm tall with long, basal, grass-like leaves. The bulbs are oval and look like onions but do not smell like onions. The flowers are cream coloured or white and grow in pointed clusters,flowering between April and July. More Pictures (click here) CSU Data Sheet |  Lupine-Lupinus prunophilus A common native plant in higher elevation landscapes. Each leaf has 6-9 narrow leaflets. The flowers are white to blue/purple, pea-like, produced at the end of branches. Seeds are produced in pea-like pods.Sheep are most susceptible to the toxic properties, but cattle, and horses also susceptible. Goats are quite resistant to the toxic effects of lupines. More Pictures (click here) CSU Data Sheet |