Species Lilium, Canada Lily, Meadow Lily

I just found 2 canada lillies, I would love to have them in my garden. Hoping someone can tell me the best way to accomplish this.

I have orange growing. I got those bulbs from Hortico in Canada. I just ordered red from Edelweiss perennials in Oregon....hopefully th...Read Moreey are in stock and I will get them, not sure when they would bloom to share seeds. I am just starting some seeds for yellow. Georgia Vines is selling red seed. Keep an eye on Gardens North in Canada in case they offer seed again, I have some growing that I got from them.

I found a small patch of about 10 spread out single specimens in Brookfield Massachusetts along a river bank growing in sandy soil and to...Read Moreok home a very small root stock and planted it. the first year a single stock grew about 36 inches and bloomed, three years later i have a patch of approx. 20 stalks in a tight patch with the tallest stalks reaching over 7 feet tall !!! as far as all the books tell they max out at 5 foot so either they really like where i planted them or it is a new taller variety ? As far as i know they are a wild flower and only come in shades from light orange to almost red. the ones I have are a very vibrant pumpkin yellow/orange. This fall I will have seeds to trade for some Turks cap lily seeds

We have two wild, bright yellow Canada lilies growing in separate, semi-shaded areas of our yard. They are gorgeous and we just identifi...Read Moreed them with our wildflower book. They have come up every year for the past 5 years we've lived here. I'd be interested in propagating them; also, would like to try my hand at the other two colors.