HemNorth said:@pepper23 - Thanks for the link to the Canadian Lily website of the Valley K Lily Ranch, in Alberta. It has made me long for some of my favourites again. If only I could thwart the mole who has built a network of tunnels under our property, through which the mice and voles have discovered and decimated dozens of favourite Lilies and Hemerocallis.
On another note, on this website I found the Lily Corsica to be quite different from what I've known. For about 25 years I've had this Lily, bought from a reputable company, whose name I can't recall, and now I'm wondering who I have!
I put up three pictures on this Database, which I guess I'll have to remove. I even googled it, and the few images that came up were pink, and then there were my three orangey ones. I'm embarrassedHas anyone seen a Corsica like this, or know of the name of this Lily? Thanks in advance for any help.
- Lily (Lilium 'Corsica')
- Uploaded by HemNorth
Australis said:If it's any consolation, Nora, the lily I bought as 'Corsica' most definitely isn't either... it doesn't even look as nice as the photo on the packaging (which isn't 'Corsica' either, but I knew that going in...)
My not-Corsica:
And the packaging:
Finally, the description of 'Corsica' from the registry:
Inside moderate purplish pink (54D) with orange buff blotches in the throat and a moderate red (181C)
centre; outside light purplish pink (62C), tepal-edges light pink (50D); spots and veins moderate red in the throat; nectaries moderate red; pollen dark reddish orange (175C). Fls 170 mm wide; tepals 80 × 40 mm. Lvs scattered, 180 × 20 mm, pale green. Stems 1-1.25 m, dark green, with 6-20 fls. Late June to July.
