Finally getting around to uploading more photos.

Pink Dream:



Pretty Girl:



Tiger Babies:



Bonnie Jean, a really cute smaller size bloom:



Rosella's Dream:



An Ed McRae Asiatic seedling:



Seedling GH-A-1, a Halinar seedling:



A Home Depot Lily Looks pot lily with phygelius Moonraker:



Pearl _______ (fill in the blank):



Trogon:



Iowa Rose:



Yellow Whoppers with Tiger Babies in the background:



Last bloom on Calgary Tower:



Trumpet bud are getting big and fat. I still have a few Asiatics to post.

Connie, you've too much time on your hands...unreal!!

Seems I like those Home Depot finds.
Yours is very nice and Home Depot is where Tiny Skyline enticed me to begin the whole species.

Go Critter Go!

This one are in my greenhouse this year for pollination. A friend of mine gave it to me a few years ago. But I don't know it's name.

Whoo!-neat red!

Connie I really like that Pink Dream! My Calgary Tower, Tiger Babies, Forever Susan and Napa Valley all became rabbit food this year, along with Star fighter, canadense, Moonlight and a bunch more. Took quite a while to catch that pesky thing!
My first asiatic this year, Showtime.

Tiny Dino


Tiny Todd

Sad to hear what a good feeding the rabbits got. Tiger Babies is one I've lost over the years and really like. Connie, you've got some beauties.

Here's Starven

Pink Latvia

Forever Susan clump

Lady Elaine

Freya

Compass is still going strong

Susan: Love the clump of Susans.I transplanted mine last year they have doubled in stems and will bloom soon.Hope they look like yours.I planted them with Tigerbabies which are a few inches taller.
Your Lativa is nice.Does it get paler as it matures?

Wow Susan, you are soooo far ahead of me. Or it could be that rabbits have had quite a feast on my early bloomers.
Bright Eyes, Doeskin

Dimples, Tropical Dream

My 'Accent' is not a bright orange and is a little peachy. I compared my photo to others in the database and it does seem the color is different. I'll see what happens if I get a different picture. It was really cloudy when I took that one. Actually I think photos look much better when it is overcast.

Fred Fellner's lilies do really well here. I'm a big fan of his work. Coming from Canada they certainly are very hardy and can take winters well. And I used to think all asiatic lilies were comparable, easier to grow but some thrive and some struggle a bit.

Love seeing all the pictures. I've tried everything to get pictures of the marts, all but an umbrella I guess. Too bad because they are just so graceful and beautiful.

Try getting down low then lean the stem away until you get a bloom that is facing you.

Forever Susan does multiply rapidly. I have 3 clumps of them that will need to be divided this fall. If anyone wants some for postage, tree-mail me. Will also be dividing and giving away Agrippa and First Class.

Purple Heart day 2

Latvia

Pink Latvia

Does this light citris colored one ring a bell with anyone?That's Starven with it,

Its a beauty.

3 from Lisa
Wanderer Skyfire Champaign
another from her - Golden Torch

Earlier post of Royal Perfume brought a response about it's fragrance...unfortunately, this cultivar is without fragrance, despite the name.
Fredricka also elicited a response, it's been there so long I can't remember it's source. It does have visual impact, a good sized plant w/ big blooms.

The super orange Treffler

Summer Night is a really neat one from Buggy.

It's nice to see some lillies blooming around here after a long wait.

'Valley Girl'


'Wine Pixie'


Another photo of 'Accent'


An LA I have had for many years that came from a B&D Lilies trial program. Always comes through unscathed, no matter what the weather.

Love all those speclly the Accent and Trial lily
Mine from today
Tigerbabies


Petit Pink

Ladylike and Petit Pink

Waiting for Goldenstone it must be over five feet,I have to look up to see the blooms and I am 5'6"