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Lilium columbianum
Lilium columbianum
Price: $12.00 (Out of Stock)

Large Tall Band Pot
Our Washington native Columbia Tiger Lily. Often glimpsed along road edges or growing in scattered abandon on the lower slopes in the Olympics and Cascades up to 4500' if one is lucky enough to be hiking. Usually 6-10 (rarely up to 30) orange Turk's Cap flowers whose tepals are adorned with purple spots. Photo courtesy of Washington native plant guru (and our werland savior) Fred Weinmann.
Lilium duchartrei
Lilium duchartrei - Pink Form
Price: $12.00 In Stock

Quart Pot
One of those captivating Chinese species. This has a neat stoloniferous habit sending out runners and making new bulbs so you soon have a grove of Lilies. Flowers pink with dark spots with recurved petals in the classic "Turk's Cap" style. We love it.
Lilium nepalense
Lilium nepalense
Price: $10.00 (Out of Stock)

Quart Pot
Nepal Lily. One of our favorite Lilies and one we have had the pleasure of seeing in the wild in Arunachal Pradesh near eastern Bhutan where it was growing in low scrub on a sunny hillside. This is not from that trip but is a particularly good form with very large pendant yellow-green flowers with a stunning chocolate maroon throat. Really pretty amazing. One thing that we especially enjoy is that it creeps about via underground rhizomes setting new bulbs along the way. It is not unusual for it to pop up 18" away from where you planted it. This fecund wanderlust does make for an impressive display in a few years. Good drainage in the winter and mulch. Our planting in our raised shade garden bed had 80 flowers last year and was a sight. These bulbs should flower but some may wait until next year.
Lilium sargentiae SEH 142
Lilium sargentiae SEH 142
Price: $15.00 In Stock

Gallon Pot
Second generation plants from Steve Hootman's collection from NE Yunnan China and the first time recorded in that province. Ernest 'Chinese' Wilson collected this much earlier in 1903 in Sichuan and 'Chinese' Hootman's collection is a key reintroduction of this exceptional species. Steve is the Director and Curator at the Rhododendron Species Botanic Garden and one of the most significant plant hunters of the modern era and we've been privileged to explore new areas in Asia with him on three occasions. Steve says he collected seed of this at 7500' on steep virtually inaccessible cliffs with a river rushing far below. If you are going to fall from a cliff, its good to have a river below so you have a least some chance. These are things we have learned. These are truly statuesque lilies - ours were pushing 10' this last year in the shade garden and the ones in full sun were shorter but no less magnificent - with scented big white trumpets colored on the exterior in puce. Puce? That's never gonna sell. Like a white linen tablecloth gently stained in a soft but errant Oregon Pinot Noir. These are very big bulbs for those who need to be gratified immediately.
Lilium taliense
Lilium taliense
Price: $10.00 In Stock

Medium Band Pot
Also called the white form of L. duchartrei but current taxonomic wisdom says it is L. taliense. Under any name it remains an untrammeled expression of floral purity both in form and intent. Tightly recurved white Turk's Cap flowers peppered centrally in black specks. Stoloniferously colonizing.