Var. giganteum is a particularly vigorous variant of L. pardalinum, with as many as 30 flowers per stem; they are crimson, and yellow toward the bases with crimson spots. To 10 feet tall. There are approximately 100 species of lilies. […]

L. oxypetalum is a small true species lily, with slender stems and scattered, linear to lance-shaped leaves, sometimes whorled below the flowers. Each slender stem, in midseason, bears 1 or 2 small, unscented, semi-pendent, shallowly bowl-shaped yellow flowers, usually with […]

L. occidentale, has small orange-red flowers shaded green in the throat and red at the tips. At times it blooms with up to 20 flowers on a 3 to 4 foot stem. Leaves are lance-shaped, arranged in whorls. The flowers […]

L. nevadense, blooms in small sweetly scented flowers of orange, tipped with red. Leaves are lance-shaped, arranged in whorls. The flowers are funnel or bell shaped with six spreading segments. Grows best in a moist loamy soil. Resembles the most […]

L. neilgherrense blooms in shaded pale yellow in white trumpets on 2 foot stems. Leaves are lance-shaped, arranged in whorls. Flowers resemble L. longiforum, it is the largest lily on two foot stems.

L. nanum var. flavidum bears pale yellow flowers. There are approximately 100 species of lilies. A bulbous perennial, that originated in wooded areas of Europe and Asia, the lily has become a favorite in gardens across the world noted for […]

L. michiganense is an upright, stoloniferous lily with long, erect stems and elliptic leaves with minutely hairy margins. Bears in midseason, racemes of 2-12, noding, recurved, orange-red flowers, with maroon spots toward the bases, and rust-yellow anthers. E.North America. There […]

L. medeoloides is a stem-rooting lily with hollow green stems and stalkless, lance-shaped leaves, mostly in whorls on the lower parts of the stems. In midseason, bears short racemes or umbels of up to 10 unscented, recurved, orange-red to apricot […]

L.martagon is a vigorous, clump-forming lily, producing stiff, red flushed, green stems. Leaves, to 6 inches long, often hairy beneath, are mostly borne in dense whorls. In midseason, bears narrow racemes of up to 50 small, somewhat unpleasant-smelling, glossy pink […]

L. Maritimum blooms in small bell shaped flowers of deep crimson, shaded orange in the throat. Found near the coast of California, where it grows to 6 foot tall. Leaves are lance-shaped, arranged in whorls.