Since I believe that was one of Lisa's seedlings I doubt it but will write her and ask her and if she might know where it can be had.

Polly asked me to come over and post as many of Lisa's bulb pictures that have bloomed this year. I was lucky before she moved she sold me most at a silly price then throw in alot of extra's but that had always been her way.

Candensii Martegon, Dalithansomii

GP x BA Red Frost, Griffith

Lucky you! If I had lived any where near her, I would have been over there digging up her fields after she moved...even if I had to do it with a flashlight!

ahhhh!-Graffiti- i have it here blooming now,.,.[imported]-',.,.is it huge,with extruding purple pappillae?

now my camera is charged up
Yes Carol,i think you would have had competition from me digging too!!!-if i lived close!

GD X BA Peach

Queen Of Hearts

Gosh, they are all so pretty.

Lisa did wonderful work.

stilldew said:The problem with Lisa's lilies is that they are all my favorites! I think Starfire may be her most unique one.

• Lily (Lilium 'Starburst')
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Just found this forum and what is pictured is "Starburst" by Judith McCrae, one of her early ones she gave away (to another company whose name I shall not mention because I DO NOT like them) and it was never appreciated and dropped off the market, until my personal one became many and I sold some. It was a real funny one, didn't like growing with itself in the field, just spectacular in a mixed flower bed!
I sure miss my babies. This is very sad yet very heartwarming to find this. I guess I stay away from here because it reminds me of all the babies I lost.

pardalinum said:Ah, so that is why I haven't bumped into her at BiMart lately. Thanks for letting us know, Dee!

No BiMarts here, really a drag I have to go a long ways to find one!
I thought you knew I was.....
Well I am taking care of my Dad (he is very old) and trying to fix up a repo, had a very hectic time, death, divorce-no that didn't work out, moving, death, working on the house, more death........but I have a yard now (why i bought the place, the house came with the yard) and I am going to GARDEN next year!!!!!!!
I think I am the only person in the world who has a failed divorce.....
here is a pic of the house, AFTER fixing the outside.

No Plum Peach, sorry it is lost unless you find someone here who has it. I sent many orientals and some other seedlings to England to another nursery but only sent a few of my non-oriental babies. My breeding goals were late blooming asiatics and early orientals, I was much more successful with the orientals blooming early and not so good with late blooming Asiatics. Although a few were just too good to toss, and Stunning was one that I named at first sight, saw it from a distance and just had to go see what that huge, bright thing was! And I do not really like yellow. She is a Yellow Blaze seedling. Yellow Blaze was late, Stunning is not.
Later efforts were in Trumpets (I have a bad back, I do not want to bend over to see or smell them) and American species hybrids, neglected areas of lily breeding. Most of those seedling were destroyed by dogs and/or weather so not many got sent to England, only one of the American species, "Gorjust" was sent and those were very small.
here is Gorjust

Your 'Gorjust' seedlings are growing here!!

Gorjust is exquisite!

Lisa, I'm so glad you found this forum. I'm looking forward to seeing your gardens as they develope.

As someone else said there are no favorits for me.I bought a mix and have been identifying ever since.
I loke Canova.This large bloomed asiatic is so dramatic with campion alba


These are NOID's
Alabaster Rose maybe






might be June Moon

Lemon Sauce

NOID Red and Caradonna



FIRE TRUCK

Everyone from this thread is busy in the garden, I guess.
I just learned of Lisa.
Anybody got updates?

BUGGYCRAZY said:

No BiMarts here, really a drag I have to go a long ways to find one!
I thought you knew I was.....
Well I am taking care of my Dad (he is very old) and trying to fix up a repo, had a very hectic time, death, divorce-no that didn't work out, moving, death, working on the house, more death........but I have a yard now (why i bought the place, the house came with the yard) and I am going to GARDEN next year!!!!!!!
I think I am the only person in the world who has a failed divorce.....
here is a pic of the house, AFTER fixing the outside.



So you are the REAL BUGGY CRAZY? Very happy to meet you! I have heard so much about you and your wonderful creations from other forums
Sharon

The house is looking better, Lisa. Can't wait to see the yard (?) next year. You're not the only one in the world to fail divorce. I know a couple who have been divorced for decades, and they still live close to each other, and keep the kids close, in spite of moving half way across the country. Can't live together, but can't let go.
Wish I had found this site before things went so bad for you, but I have followed your adventures, and wish you all the best!