Lilies 2010 - Part 4

Agawam, MA(Zone 6a)

Strawberries & Cream

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Agawam, MA(Zone 6a)

Eyeliner

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East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

your pics are great. jealous that you have centerfold and Fata Morgana, which I can't grow here to save my life.

Garner, NC(Zone 7b)

Strawberries and Cream...for dessert:)))

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Strawberries and cream a color echo for either fucia or red. How great is that?
Pirl I will find a knob and stake it somehow ,thats brilliant.

Agawam, MA(Zone 6a)

Iowa Rose - Absolutely Beautiful

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Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

ge. Awesome is an Aurelian hybird, here's Buggy's description: Inter-Divisional lilies are seedlings form a complex cross involving species and cultivars from different divisions in the Lily classification. Divisions are groupings of lily species that are closely related, inter-divisional lilies are not closely related and do not cross easily. The ancestry consists of various Aurelian species and cultivars and L. speciosum, L. japonicum and L. rubellum in the Oriental division.

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

You are so sweet to instruct me. I always said if I could learn that stuff I would have been a doctor. I do appreciate the information. It truely is a wonderful lily.
Maybe I can come close with someting else.

Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

Black Swallowtail deep into a Fireking lily.

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(Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a)

Jack - sublime color echoes!

Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

thanks pirl
Speckled lilies Champaign and Skyfire

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Love the speckled ones.

Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

Lady Alice

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Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

Queen Kong

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Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

July Mint

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

NOID from a mix from Buggycrazy.
Wish I had known her longer.

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Hannibal, NY(Zone 6a)

I agree Jo. We can only hope she will resume business again someday.

Divernon, IL(Zone 5b)

I too hope she returns. I probable accumulated 75% of my lilies from her.

Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

AVACADO is starting to bloom. This one is too vigorous for my small space so I will be looking for new homes for these bulbs. But it is a nice one! This is a short baby stem bloom. The main clump is around 6 feet tall.

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Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

TRIUMPHATOR...not one of its best performances this year.

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Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

BLOOD TIGER

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Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

Group of POLKADOT BIKINI

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Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

RED DUTCH looks good this year!

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Garner, NC(Zone 7b)

I love all these lilies...Polka Dot Bikini is an 'awwww, how cute' lily:)

East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

that queen kong is just pure drama. I luv it!

East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

Nanny, my Avocado is blooming too. Isn't she yummy?

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East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

I took this pic late this evening and I couldn't see the tag. But I know I've seen several lily lovers post this one. That is why I got it. Tiger lily?

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Vossner I have CasaBlancas with a size that is half what it was last year. The lower leaves are yellowing ,stem is thin and buds look awful.These lilies are 3 years old.I have others in another part of the garden that are doing well.
We tossed horse manuer on the sick Blancas last fall ,could too much fert. be the problem?
OOOOPS

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Here it is.The lilies are in the lower right corner
http://picasaweb.google.com/jgentle4/TodaysLiliesJune24

East Texas, United States(Zone 8a)

I have read conflicting info about horse manure, some saying it doesn't get as hot as cow/pig manure others saying that it is just as hot, especially if it's raw.

I would sort of guess that in your case, the yellowing could be from the manure, but I can't say w/ certainly b/c I don't use it.

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

I will wai a year before I toss them.

Willamette Valley, OR(Zone 8a)

I would dig them out now and look at the bulb. Could be fusarium or some other fungal disease that you don't want propagating in your soil. High nitrogen promotes the problem. and finally, Casa Blancas are easily availble and cheap, why risk it?

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

I'm on it.Thanks

Willamette Valley, OR(Zone 8a)

Tell us what the bulb looks like. Are scales falling off? Is it rotting at the base? We can all learn from this.

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

I just dug them.There are no new roots and the bulbs look musht at the base where the roots usually are.

Willamette Valley, OR(Zone 8a)

Hey how about a photo! LOL! Could they have received too much water (more than your others)?

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Here you go.2 diff. CB bulbs

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Willamette Valley, OR(Zone 8a)

Thanks. I'm no expert on lily disease but I was reading about it in Ed McRae's book, Lilies: A Guide for Growers and Collectors. He talks about the need to avoid high nitrogen fertilizers and if you use manures, it must be well composted and used only as a top mulch. But you say the plants had the problem before you added the manure so I am thinking more along the lines that they got too much water (a lily can be susceptible and the one next to it not). Too much water and heat can also promote fusarium.

I would not plant a lily in that spot again for a couple of years. Stick something else there :-)

Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Transplanting an OP.in the fall.

Putnam County, IN(Zone 5b)

I just love AVACADO...she is just to happy here and I don't have enough room for her!

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