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Hybrid Oriental Lilies - Oriental Lilies are one of
the most beautiful of all lilies and their fragrance permeates the garden air.
These are the lilies that florists favor for summer bouquets and bridal
centerpieces. Blooming later in the season than most other lilies, these exotic
beauties are truly spectacular in color and flower size. Grows in Zones 3 -
10.
Some of the varieties available are:
Casa
Blanca- The finest dazzling white with 10 inch flowers.
Hot Lips - White
with dark pink stripes and spots. (Top Right)
Montreal
- A vigorous lily with large fragrant flowers. Creamy white with gold
bands.
Star
Gazer - Vivid red with white margins. Excellent for pots.
Kiss
Proof - Deep pink with white margins.
Tom Pouce - Lavender with yellow
stripes.(Bottom Right)
Mona
Lisa - Light Pink with darker pink center.
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Asiatic Lilies - Nothing compares to a mass of
colorful lilies in full bloom. The lily is a symbol of majesty. Fragrant and
lovely with attractively reflexed petals, Asiatic Lilies are great for the
garden. Blooms in early summer. Plant in Part Shade 12 - 18 inches apart. Grows
in Zones 3 - 9.
Some of the varieties Available:
Aphrodite - Double Pink
Blossoms(Pictured at right)
Fata
Morgana - Double Yellow Blossoms.
Elite -
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Tiger Lilies - The
traditional Orange Tiger lilies have been a garden favorite since Victorian
days. Tiger Lilies are recognized for their broad, slightly recurved petals
that are attractively dotted with black spots. They are among the easiest of
all lilies to grow in almost any type of soil, and will naturalize once they
are established. They bloom from July to September with as many as 12 to 20
blooms per stem. They can grow up to 60 inches tall. Hardy from zones 4 - 10.
Some of the varieties available are:
Orange Tiger Lily (Tigrinum
Splendens): Large flowers of gleaming salmon-orange with black dots. (Pictured
at right)
Pink
Tiger Lily (Tigrinum Rose): Lovely rich pink flowers sprinkled all over
with black dots.
Yellow
Tiger (Lily Yellow Star): Bright buttery yellow with all-over black dots,
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