Lily, species

Originated from a cross between two species: L. pardalinum x L. longiflorum. Soft shiny brown-red with golden-yellow speckles in the centre. Height 60-80 cm.

Firm, tall, orange lily with brown speckles. Turkish Cap-type. Height 120-150 cm.

Orange-red Tiger lily. Also known by the old names: L. lancifolium var. splendens and L. tigrinum splendens.

This Japanese species has large fragrant lemon-yellow flowers with many reddish-purple speckles. Often in airy clusters of more than twelve flowers.

One of the selections in the Martagon group, beautiful soft pink flowers sprinkled with purple pink dots. These lilies have a natural look, spread a wildflower scent and are attractive to bumblebees, bees and butterflies. Plant them in light, humus-rich soil (lime) with good drainage.

Origin: Nepal to Northern India (Himalayas). The flower cluster consists of up to four nodding, funnel-shaped, green-yellow flowers with a purplish-red inside. The sepals are wide apart and are strongly curved backwards at the top.

King's lily or regal lily, large, scented, white, trumpet-shaped flowers with a purple glow on the outside. Height 100-150 cm.

The white king's lily. At least five funnel-shaped flowers, slightly curved to horizontal on the flower stem, glossy white on the inside, pink blush on the outside. Fragrant.

Reliable selection of the Japanese species with softly scented, pink speckled flowers. Late-flowering. Turkish Cap-type. Height 120 cm.