OTs do really well here for me, and I'd love to add some. If anyone would post pictures of some, giving the cultivar name, i would appreciate it.

Okay Polly, you have really started it now. Ots are wonderful and to start, here are a few of my favorites.

'Sabeneto'

Who wouldn't love the halo look of 'Bonbini'?

And 'Rococo' is another nice OT, with particularly nice from, in my opinion.

Bonbini I have, love the other two!

Thank you!

Any more pics will be welcome too!

OK Polly, here is my OT "forest"; a mix of Sarabande and Leslie Woodriff. They look very similar...

Leslie Woodriff up close.

They do look quite similar. I was considering Sarabande. I think that ones a go! And Sabaneto too, if I can find it.

Thank you, thank you.

We cross posted, Pard. What a beauty!

I have a lot more coming, hold tight! Most if not all I have posted previously on DG but I am going as far back as 2007!

Black Beauty. A nice one if you like having the petals curl back alot.

I'm holding tight.

I love lilies in any form, so the curved back petals are lovely in my eyes.

Scheherazade. This one is has been very hardy for me. I grew out a nice patch of ten or so from scales. The edge tends to be yellow in cooler weather.

Painted Lady from Ramona. You can see that it has a faint darker chevron in the center. Cute! The intensity of the colors of most OTs is greater with cooler temps.

Manissa; not sure I spelled that right. Maybe it is one s....

Here is Conca D'or for comparison to Manissa.

Another of Manissa showing the white edge.

Luminaries strain, first bloom last year. I was more impressed with it in my garden than when I saw it in the Lily Garden field a couple of years ago. Maybe it was hot that day in the L. G. but I wasn't paying much attention to the temps back then.

American West. The American series is hybridized by Judith Freeman's daughter. Judith is the owner/hybridizer of the Lily Garden.

Altari. Nymph is similar but with narrower colored areas.