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First in Garden Lilies... Since 1978L. speciosum var. Rubrum' - Wild Oriental Lily
Lily Bulb Description
Flower Description: (Wild lily Native of Japan) In was the inclusion of L. speciosum var. rubrum into the delicate and difficult to grow “wild” oriental lilies of Japan such as L. alexandrae, L. nobilissimum, L. rubellum, L. japonicum , and most importantly L. auratum and it’s variant L. auratum var. platyphyllum, by the late Jan Degraaff, founder of Oregon Bulb Farms in the 1940’s, that made it possible for us to enjoy the beauty and fragrance of the Oriental Hybrids in our gardens today. The stamina and resilience of L. speciosum var. rubrum gave way to the indestructible ‘Black Beauty’ as well.
Terrific for the late garden, these rose pink blooms are gently recurved and carry light pink to white edges along with distinct raised papillae in the nectary centers. Very light fragrance due to the later bloom period as temperatures begin to cool in the Maritime climates, but a more pronounced scent in warmer climates. 3 to 4 Feet. Late August / Early September in the Pacific Northwest. Earlier in the Midwest, South, and East.
Bulb Size - Our standard for bulbs of this lily cultivar ranges from Premium-size (16/18 cm) to Exhibition-size (over 20 cm). Click here for details.
Classification: Lilium Species (USDA Zones 5-9, colder climates w/winter mulch.)
Stock # 8088 - 'L. speciosum var. Rubrum' - Species or Wild Lily
Terrific for the late garden, these rose pink blooms are gently recurved and carry light pink to white edges along with distinct raised papillae in the nectary centers. Very light fragrance due to the later bloom period as temperatures begin to cool in the Maritime climates, but a more pronounced scent in warmer climates. 3 to 4 Feet. Late August / Early September in the Pacific Northwest. Earlier in the Midwest, South, and East.
Bulb Size - Our standard for bulbs of this lily cultivar ranges from Premium-size (16/18 cm) to Exhibition-size (over 20 cm). Click here for details.
Classification: Lilium Species (USDA Zones 5-9, colder climates w/winter mulch.)
Stock # 8088 - 'L. speciosum var. Rubrum' - Species or Wild Lily
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