Lilies 2010

Moby

Thank you! I do believe you are right. The discription fits perfectly...http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/75730/

Here is Mona Lisa

Here is Tetra Pearl Justine - asiatic from Robert Griesbach collection

Here is Tetra Pearl Lorraine - asiatic from Robert Griesbach collection

Here is Tetra Pearl Stacey - asiatic from Robert Griesbach collection

These are from Robert Griesbach. I got them from Faraway. Also, I wrote to R. Griesbach and was very surprise that he answered my letter. He sent me some Mix Orienpet Tetra seeds. I planted them and so far got real good germination.

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Love the Pearl lilies. The lighting on the last shot is gorgeous.

Sorry, for not reading this whole thread. But, would someone mind telling me which Lilies have done well for them in zone 9a or zones close to that?

WOW....seeing so many I would just love ot have!! lol

Stargazer....think this one is starting to fizzle out the flowers have gotten smaller the last 2 years.

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ooo, I want them all!!
Id on this one please, if you know. I ordered a few this spring, and this one was not labeled correctly. It may be Time Out or Gold Band..or?? It just opened today.

thanks,
Elaine

Can someone tell me the best ones for the deep south?

Good one Pirl. Here is the real pic. BEV

Would Anastasia and Salmon Star do well zone 9a?

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ange, I have just really started growing them, so can't help you. I do have some yellow baby asiatic lilies that have performed well. So does Casa Blanca.

dragonfly ~ this one http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=7956059 looks like Suncrest

Bolero - opened today...

Urandi

Space Mountain

American Heritage

Scene Stealer

Northern Dazzle

Photos are beautiful!

Moby I agree that Bev's 'paperweight' looks like Suncrest.

nice one

Thanks Jo Ann. This was the first year it bloomed for me. I was pleasantly surprised. What are we doing up so early?!

I always wake up at this time.
Just transplanted 4 Oriental poppies while it's cool and before the steam set s in.
We have clay soil so I wanted to be able to dig while the soil is wet from the rain last night.
I'm in for a rest, then out to clean up the debree

angedawn, I'd recommend starting with LA hybrids, OT hybrids, and LO hybrids. Some members in zone 9 Texas are doing well with those groups.

dleforts, your Maywood has a different bloom shape than mine and others I've seen in pics, could it be either Time Zone, or one of the Japanese hybrids from Faraway?

Love the Robert Greisbach collection- all are wonderful!

Gemini-sage. Thanks will check it out. I have a new puppy (which I love) & she has fallen in love with plant tags and chews them or moves them. I appreciate the help. I'm just learning how to tell them apart. Leftwood has been a great help too. I do have both lilies Maywood & Time Zone. The Japanese hybrids I've purchased are in a special place. I still might get them wrong but. I know exactly where they are.

i hear yeah there.i had my tage pull up from my grandson.now i can put them my have list. ggggrrrr

gemini-sage, Thanks - corrected the O/T from Maywood to Time Zone.

Neil, didn't know who robert greisbach was, so went looking. I found this interesting blog. read about all the honorees, and in particular re: books. The last book is very appealing to me.
http://cindydyer.wordpress.com/2010/06/17/ahs-great-american-gardeners-awards-2010/

is that the R. Greisbach u were talking about?

There currently aren't any Greisbach lilies listed here, but has everyone seen this site? I find it quite informative. And you can search lilies by hybridizer. There is a ton of info on this site.

http://plantlilies.com/newshop/

And here's some info from Faraway Flowers blog on Greisbach. (Faraway Flowers is our Maniac, in case anyone doesn't know her.)

http://www.farawayflowers.blogspot.com/

And more:

http://z5suburbangardener.blogspot.com/2010/02/pearl-series-asiatic-lilies-from-dr.html

My Satisfactions are in full bloom .Heat has changed color ,included last year pic in collage.
Sorry to horn in with my stuff,if I dont do it now it will filter out of my memory.

Sweet Conc d'Ores

Just beautiful, Jo! I like how you put the little frames around the pics, too.

You would never horn in, those pics are gorgeous!

I cant take any credit for the collages.I only choose the pictures and the collage button does the rest. It chooses which image to make big etc.
I choose the frame color by dragging the "dropper" tool across the image until there is a color I like and thats it.I also choose the width of the framebut no more tha that.

Glad you got something done Jo Ann...I went back to bed;) Which program do you use with the collage function? I have only recently started to take and post pictures...thanks to tutorials from my dd. Still learning new tricks.

I have Picasa free from Google.It takes a bit of patience as does all computer stuff,but Picasa is an easy to use photo editing program. It contains a collage featuer as well as an album feature. Its so much easier to post many images using these rather than posting every picture.

Candy Club with a calla.

Holland Beauty.

Debbie.