Spring Planted Bulbs LILIUM, continued
L. henryi #SLY15 Size: 18cm/up Pendant Turk’s-cap 3 inch flowers are soft orange spotted with brown, 5 to 20 blooms per stem. May require staking as they can grow tall. Prefers lime rich soil. Tolerates virus and is resistant to wilt disease. One of the best garden lilies.
[Ht: 4'-9', Bl: August, Zones: 4 to 8, S/SSH] 2 for 8.95 4 for 15.95 8 for 29.95
❧ L. Hotline #SLY57 Size: 16/18cm
An Oriental Hybrid with extremely fragrant outward-facing blooms of gleaming white finely edged in hot pink. Spectacular in cut- flower arrangements.
[Ht: 36"-40", Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 4 to 9, S] 3 for 8.95 6 for 15.95 12 for 29.95
L. Landini #SLY10
Size: 14/16cm The darkest Asiatic hybrid lily available to date. Blooms are dark purple-red with maroon-red
stamens. Very stunning!
[Ht: 3'-4', Bl: Jun/Jul, Zones: 3 to 8, S/SH] 2 for 6.95 4 for 12.95 8 for 23.95
L. longiflorum #SLY12 Size: 16cm/up Easter Lily. One of the best lilies for growing in containers, the vigorous stem-rooting plants have shiny, deep green, lance-shaped leaves and bear abundant, very fragrant, out-facing white trumpets with yellow anthers. They’re marvelous garden subjects also.
[Ht: 12"-36", Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 7 to 9, SSH] 3 for 8.95 6 for 15.95 12 for 29.95
❧ L. Magic Star #SLY45
Size: 16/18cm A fantastic double Oriental Hybrid lily with bold, bicolor blooms that resemble giant pinwheels. The 6 to 8 inch flowers
have pale pink petals centered with broad deep red bands and sprinkled with wine-red spots. Exceptionally long lasting. [Ht: 32"-40", Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 4 to 8, S] Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95
L. var. Mrs. R. O. Backhouse #SLY41 Size: 10cm/up From the ‘Backhouse Hybrids’ series with L. hansonii x L. martagon parentage, this 1921 introduction produces mauve-pink buds that open into recurved, pendant blooms of glowing gold with small, red spots. Plants are long-lived with few disease problems once established.
[Ht: 4'-6', Bl: Jun/Jul, Zones: 4 to 8, S/SSH] Each 10.95 2 for 19.95 4 for 37.95
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L. martagon Top Size “Turk’s-Cap Lily” ‘Martagon’, a Turkish word denoting a type of turban, describes this well-known lily native to a wide area from Europe to Siberia to Mongolia. Easy to grow, it deserves a definite place in wood- land gardens as well as flower borders. The tall stems bear as many as 50 pendulous blooms with tight recurving petals and prominent stamens, usually
purplish-pink with darker spots although vari- able colors can be found ranging from white to burgundy. Bulbs may remain dormant for a year after planting.
[Ht: 4'-6', Bl: Jun/Jul, Zones: 4 to 8, SSH]
L. martagon #SLY20 Purplish-pink blooms. Each 10.95 2 for 19.95 4 for 37.95
L. martagon var. album #SLY19 A pure white, unspotted form of martagon. Each 12.95 2 for 23.95 4 for 44.95
L. Miss Lucy #SLY36
Size: 16/18cm The first true ‘double’ Ori- ental lily. Each 8 inch bloom is layered with wavy petals to create a lush, full form. The flower color is as elegant as its style, bright white with a hint of pink on the petal edges and a touch of mint green at the center. [Ht: 36"-48", Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 4 to 8, S/SSH] Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95
Oriental Lily Collection
Includes 3 bulbs each of Casa Blanca, Cobra, Golden Stargazer, Salmon Star and Stargazer plus 1 bulb each of Distant Drum, Magic Star and Miss Lucy. #SLY90X (18 bulbs total) 54.95
L. nepalense #SLY22 Top Size A rarely offered species native to Nepal. The bowl- shaped, pendulous flowers are an unusual lime green, heavily stained inside with dark purple or
mahogany for half to two-thirds of each petal.
Fully open flowers are 6 inches in diameter. The 4 foot plants carry 7 or more flowers once estab- lished. A little fussy to establish as this species sends out long stolons. Planting in an area with rocks, a small raised bed or pots to restrict stolen elongation will force bulbs to produce flowers. [Ht: 3'-4', Bl: July, Zones: 5 to 8, S/SSH] Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95
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L. pardalinum #SLY03
Size: 14/16cm “Leopard Lily”. A clump-forming, rhizomatous species native to the west- ern U.S. that pro- duces racemes of up to 10 unscented, nodding, Turk’s-cap like flowers. The 3 to 4 inch blooms are orange-red to crimson accented with a yellow to pale orange base freckled with maroon leopard-like spots. Strong stems carry dense whorls of lance-shaped, deep green, 7 inch leaves. Forms beautiful, large clumps when happy with its location. [Ht: 5'-8', Bl: July, Zones: 4 to 8, S/SSH] Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95
L. Pink Perfection #SLY23
Size: 18cm/up A magnificent trumpet lily with intense color closer to purple than pink. Fragrant blooms often measure 6 inches across with
up to 3 dozen blooms per stem. [Ht: 4'-6', Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 4 to 8, S] 2 for 7.95 4 for 14.95 8 for 27.95
L. Purple Prince #SLY69 Size: 18cm/up This oriental x trumpet (OT) lily has upward- facing 8 inch fragrant blooms in a novel shade of purple-lavender with green throats. Dra- matic plants have glossy green foliage. [Ht: 6'-8', Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 4 to 9, S] Each 3.95 3 for 10.95 6 for 19.95
L. Red Hot #SLY70
Size: 16/18cm An oriental x trumpet (OT) lily in a shade difficult to describe. Not red, but a color that glows like red-hot coals. Molten yellow edges complete the
fragrant, trumpet-like blooms. [Ht: 6'-8', Bl: Jul/ Aug, Zones: 4 to 9, S] Each 3.95 3 for 10.95 6 for 19.95
“O.T.” Lily Collection Includes one bulb each of Purple Prince, Red Hot, Shocking and Silk Road. #SLY72X (4 bulbs total) 13.95
L. Salmon Star #SLY56
Size: 16/18cm An extremely fragrant oriental lily with 6 inch light salmon-pink, spot- ted blooms with a darker stripe down
the petal centers. A shorter growing variety perfect for pots or the front of the border. [Ht: 2'-3', Bl: Jul/Aug, Zones: 3 to 8, S] 3 for 7.95 6 for 14.95 12 for 27.95
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