Lilium martagon (martagon lily or Turk's cap lily) is a Eurasian species of lily. Martagon lilies grow in the pine forests. The undergrowth below the trees is dominated by "Perlgras" and Martagon lilies. Sold in 1947 to Kaye, Son & Co Ltd, London and renamed "Martagon". The wildflowers in the park's high meadows include wild pansies, gentians, martagon lilies, and alpenroses. In light beech and oak forests with limy subsoil is found the martagon lily. The specific epithet "martagon" is a Turkish word which also means turban or cap. Martagon was owned by Edward Baird's brother, Douglas Baird. Associated species are "Heracleum sphondylium", "Lilium martagon" var. "cattaniae" and "Asphodelus albus". Rarities include martagon lily, Hungarian gentian, willow gentian, wolf's bane, mountain ragwort and various monkshoods.