This is an old lily. I've probably been growing it for more than 10 years. The tag faded years ago and I no longer remember it's name. It's not real tall, maybe around 2 ft at the most.

Thank you for any help you can give.
Joy

I was thinking maybe 'Sterling Star' when I was researching it. It looks like a photo in McRae's book and also a photo in one of my other books. Both photos look alike and show those elongated spots over about half the length of the petals. On the other hand there is no mention of spots at all in the Lily Register, but since it is an old lily (circa 1973) descriptions were pretty sparse back then.

Does that name ring a bell? There are so many white lilies with spots it is hard to say. But since you say it is old, then could be. The register does describe the height as 1-1.2 meters (3-4 feet, taller than your lily).

[Something?]-Pixie

Mine's been in a pot for all these years. It could be stunted, or my 'guestimation; could be off. I'm not real good at guessing. I'll have to measure it this year. I looked up 'Sterling Star' online and the pictures do look like it. 'Sterling Star' doesn't ring a bell. But I thought 'Mont Blanc' rang a bell, it was wrong, so I don't think I can rely on memory. Thank you for the help.

I am with Paed. Sterling Star.Here is mine planted in the garden and a bit taller ,more like 32 inches.

Ok, I'm convinced. Sterling Star it is. Thank you very much for your help.

Joy

I had mis identified it earlier this spring. In fact I miss-id'd several times over 3 yearsIt was found here so no luck with former owners.