This one is one the tag is missing from...not sure who, but it seems like it is called Pink something or another.

Many more to come in the weeks ahead....

I like the deep red one Mag. Mine are really popping here now too. I think these are Cote D'Azur. They were marked wrong too and that's as close as I've come to IDing them.


The next one is Plum Peach.

Eurydice

First Class

And first time blooming seedlings that I am SUPER excited about seeing...

Forever Susan
and Starlette. I can't tell the difference, can you?

And some little newbie seedling adjusting to their new home.

They look identical, don't they? And blooming at the same time? Hmmmm...suspect isn't it? I like the 'Forever Susan' name better anyway, don't you?

Keep a good watch on the seedling in the foreground, Tracey. It really has different foliage! (I hope it's not a weed...)

Susan, is your Karen North really that red?
http://cubits.org/pics/2011-06...

This is mine (from last year)

- Karen North

I'll have to double check that seedling stash in the morning. I hope it isn't a weed. I've kept it fairly weeded, so I am thinking it's okay. They really have acclimated well. I usually move those babies in the Fall, but my deck was running out of space, so some got kicked out early...and they seem to be loving it.

Oop! I rechecked and the lily above is not Karen North. It's Eurydice/ Here is Karen blooming today and another shot of Eurydice.the one
above.

Gluhwein - new this year

OH!!!!!! i am loving this -great pics everyone,.,.they feed my fire

I think this is Pearl Justine. Received it by mistake, but sure like it.
Compass starts early and seems to bloom for a very long time.

Purple Reign
Blackjack.

Starburst by Buggy

Royal Sunset and Freya
New Wave

No idea what this one is. Does it look familiar to anyone?
Samur

Fangio
Pink Pixie, I think.

Tropical Breeze maybe? That would be my guess.

Beautiful blooms for the first day of SUMMER! Yeah!

Forever Susan and Starlette.What are the statistical cetainties of seperate hybridizers comming up with the dame combos for producing the same lily and tagging it with their own lable?
Just wondering.
I dont mean intentionaly but just happens.
No wonder I think I'm nuts trying to see some minescule detail that seperates two identicals, not just lilies but other bulbs and plants.

More like what are the statistical certainties of one person from the Netherlands putting a new name on an old bulb.

You dont mean a dishonest Dutchman?
It all filters down to buy what you like and just plant it where it will thrive.

FireKing w/ rudbeckia and coneflowers

Pink PantherTrumpet lily from Buggy