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Some vendors have sold this lily under the name Pearl Justine, a misspelling of the registered name Pearl Justien.

This dwarf lily is a sport of L. 'Matrix'.

Petals may be flushed with pink in cooler temperatures.

One of the late Dr. Chris North's L. lankongense hybrids. Unlike most Asiatic lilies, L. lankongense hybrids are often pleasantly fragrant.

Hybridized by Columbia-Platte lilies (Judith Freeman), it has won the Hornback Award for the most significant advance in hybridizing. Produced by embryo culture, it is a cross between Rosepoint Lace (a lankongense hybrid) and 'Limerick' (candidum hybrid).

The tetraploid New Yosemite strain of trumpet lily was hybridized by Judith Freeman of The Lily Garden.

According to Flora of China, the status of Lilium rockii is unclear.

Lilium pyi is an unclear species, per Flora of China.

The status of Lilium puerense is unclear, per Flora of China.

'Dreamcatcher' is the registered name with the RHS Lily Register.

It takes cool temperatures to bring out the pink edge, otherwise.. nada.

The pink color of Elusive can be as elusive as its name. Cool temperatures bring out the pink; warm temperatures emphasize the yellow with perhaps a bit of pink at the tips.

Not registered.

This lily is a sibling to the longipet lily 'Easter Morn'.

This lily should be planted in partial or dappled shade in hot regions.

It was only a matter of time for double orienpet lilies to show up on the market. In hot regions this one should be provided some afternoon shade.

In hot climates or dry hot winds these double oriental lilies will perform best when planted in partial to dappled shade. Close proximity to hot reflective surfaces should also be avoided.

This is not a named hybrid, rather it is a generic term used by some vendors selling short lilies.

This is not a named hybrid, rather it is a generic term used by some vendors selling short lilies.

This is one of those rare pollenless lilies; great for cutting and no pollen mess to worry about cleaning up!