This lily was planted about 10 years ago and even though it was a less than ideal spot, it has adapted and blooms beautifully each year. However, I have no idea what it is...there are no markings and petals aren't particularly recurved...can anyone venture a guess?

Cody - my guess is that it is Lilium tsingtauense or a hybrid derived from it. Are the leaves whorled; i.e., all the leaves start at one point on the stem then there's a gap of several inches before the next set of leaves start (see some photos and a description at https://www.bdlilies.com/ls149...). If so then this would clearly differentiate a martagon-type lily from a 'spider-form' Asiatic. Also the timing of the bloom suggests a martagon-type lily, of which Lilium tsingtauense is one. Perhaps someone who grows this species can provide a better ID, but this is my guess. Hope this helps; you have a nice lily there...

Cody, this is 'Orange Marmalade' div. III hybrid.

thank you Steve, for the good tip about the foliage...it's exactly as you describe!
And thank you Lucius93, it is in fact Marmalade! Looks exactly right.