Leaves are up to 12 inches long, and are somewhat spoon-shaped, medium to dark-green. Stems are wiry and branch quite a bit. Tiny mauve flowers grow abundantly along spikes, and have tiny white...

Leaves are up to 12 inches long, and are somewhat spoon-shaped, medium to dark-green. Stems are wiry and branch quite a bit. Tiny deep violet flowers grow abundantly along spikes, and have tiny...

L. speciosum var. rubrum has purplish stems and carmine-red flowers. Deadhead spent flowers, but wait until stems and leaves turn yellow to cut back to within a few inches of the ground. Sprin...

L. superbum is a vigorous, stem-rooting true species lily with rhizomatous bulbs, purplish green stems, and linear to lance-shaped leaves, mostly borne in dense whorls. Bears long racemes of up...

Growing to 4 feet tall and bearing multiple flowers, the tiger lily gets its name for its orange colored flowers marked with black. A natural hybrid, the tiger lily forms bulbils in the axils o...

L. wallichianum is a true species lily with stiff green stems that are ringed purple and bear linear to lance-shaped, deep green leaves. Has umbels of up to 4 large, very fragrant, trumpet-shap...

L. rubellum is a true species lily with scattered, lance-shaped leaves. Bears usually 1 to 4, fragrant, funnel-shaped, pink flowers often spotted maroon in the centers. Requires moist, acidic s...

L. speciosum var. album has purple stems and white flowers. Deadhead spent flowers, but wait until stems and leaves turn yellow to cut back to within a few inches of the ground. Spring and fall...

L. pyrenaicum is a clump-forming true species lily with green stems, sometimes spotted purple, and scattered, linear to lance-shaped, bright green leaves, often with silver margins. Bears race...

L. philadelphicum, blooms in whorls of three to eight in reddish-orange flowers spotted with purple. Leaves are lance-shaped, arranged in whorls. The flowers are funnel or bell shaped with six ...