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Lilium |
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| Common name |
lilies (various species and hybrids) |
| Family |
liliaceae |
| Life cycle |
perennial |
| Flowers |
various colors (spring-summer) |
| Light |
sun-part shade |
| Cultural notes |
ordinary garden soil |
For now, this page is a catch-all for the various types of true lilies we grow in our garden. They include oriental lilies, asiatic lilies and pixie lilies. I'll sort them out later...
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In our garden, this plant grows in the following areas: front perennial border, patio area, back yard island, the lane, driveway bed, orchard nursery area About my plant portraits
Visitors to this page have left the following comments| Mary Ann | Jun 09, 2005 | Your lilies look great. You might like a variety I just tried called "Centerfold"
It's a Spring blooming Asiatic lily the is creamy white with maroon stripes in the throat. Asiatic lilies come in Spring and have no scent. Orientals come in summer and smell really strong. If you want to try crossbreeding it is easy to save pollen in little containers in the refrigerator. It can last up to a year. We like to cross pollinate and grow new colors from the seed. Lots of fun!! Lilies also sometimes produce little bulbils at the leaf bases as the flowers fade and/or bulb offsets just below the soil line, which you can propagate. |
- Seed for 'Pink Perfection' crosses from '06 trade. Baggy 65F (89%G, 8-11d)
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