2009 Lily Blooms #10 and the fireworks continue!

Is this maybe Buggy's Summer Song

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Thanks Maniac.....Now I know I didn't plant it...only added a few LO's this spring...
I have a Easter Lily growing about 20 feet from this bed..could it have crossed with one of my Orientals Like maybe Tom Pounce on it's own..??

Another picture of Dots and Dashes. My husband even likes this one!

Gee, I am not sure about crossing on their own. I thought interdivisional hybrids required embryo culture. Maybe someone can jump in and correct me if I am wrong.

Aloha

She's huge and beautiful..and the smell is out of this world...
She's here now..And I love her....I'm just stumped on this...LOL

Gorgeous, as usual, everyone. Hooray, Diann's back!

Here's my stand of Scheherezade getting going. I am very grateful to this lily for performing so well with so little sun. I don't know how it does it.

Lilium 'Kentucky'

Here is Golf which I like a lot . I planted it last year. It is a shorter lilie

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Here is Tiny Dino which I planted last year for my husband because He likes the orange so much.lol He was disappointed in 'Golf", because it wasn't orange enough for him ..you know what though, I prefer it, because it blooms earlier in front of my clematis's and it has a gold like tone to it...

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One more that I like is this red one and I don't know its name. It is really dark almost black when it first opens.....I had it planted in to much shade and almost lost it so transplanted it here last fall and is doing much better.

Hi Marlina, welcome! Did your red one come with a name? My first guess would be Blackjack or Blackbird...?

Mainiac ~ it's hard to tell with the rain but your red lily http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/fp.php?pid=6835847 looks a bit like America.

Looking at the pictures my guess is that it is Blackjack. It doesn't look like America at all and either does it look like blackbird. So my guess is that it's Blackjack....Thanks for the help Moby This is it first opening up.

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Mainiac, I wonder if your Not Purple Rain could be Jackqueline?
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/112930/ I really like Dots and Dashes too.

Ticker, that Red Hot is cool. Like a Christmas tree made up of lily blooms. Nice how most of them could open so nicely while being that crowded.

Susan

'Belladonna'

'Sorbonne'

'Dark Sensation'

And Steve, I am loving your 'Rococo's.

'Red Dutch'

'Shocking' One of those lilies that I can rely on getting better and better every year. It really clumps up nicely.

Here is one that is gone now but does anyone know what the name is? Thanks BEV

'Rosselini' what a nice color in this one. I would almost call it coral pink.

L. henryi A rock solid performer year in and year out.

Do these look the same to you as L henryi I wonder they were here when we moved in actually they popped up out of no where after about 4 years of being here interresting...Here is a picture I always called them turkish caps...

These I believe to be michauxii or superbum lillium. I am more inclined to believe the michiganese since I have been informed they are native to Anoka where I live...

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They look more like Lilium pardalinum

What do you think?
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/57233/

am in love with all of these!! I bought me a Salmon Star friday...not what I was hoping to find but it was so cute I had to bringit home! LOL

Marlina, I am inclined to think they are Lilium michiganense (or L. superbum). L. pardalinum has shiny petals, seems to have more vibrant coloring, and as the spots reach toward the ends of the petals, the yellow color seems to surround the spots, rather than a gradual even fading to orange or red. Look especially in the last two pics in Mag's link.

L. michiganense is native to MN. I have seen quite a few in Anoka County. Where did you get them?

My pictures for today.
Queen Kong

Another picture of Queen Kong

Beauty Rose

Honeymoon

Maywood - Example of what lily beetles due!

Mother of Pearl

Sapporo

Silk Road

Touch

I'm about to run out of new lilies blooming. Here's a dwarf grown in a pot, Sunny Sulawesi.

Thanks magnolia lover I believe your correct one or the other.

Anyone know what this is? It was given to me as a pink tiger lily .....yeah.