The Genus Lilium
Considered the Queen of Summer Flowering Bulbs,
lilies have graced western gardens for centuries. With
well over 100 described species and thousands of
named cultivated hybrids, these bulbous plants have
captivated gardeners with their showy flowers and
dependability in the landscape.

Over the years, I've become infatuated with this genus
and have garnered a collection of both species and
hybrids that I've acquired and grown for well over a
decade.

This page showcases the diversity of Lilium that exists
through a gallery of flowering plants I've photographed
from my own garden and gardens around the Pacific
Northwest.
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Lilium majoense, July
2006
Species and Cultivated Hybrids
Lilium auratum
Lilium candidum
Lilium formosanum
Lilium henryi
Lilium lankongense
Lilium leucanthum var. centifolium
Lilium majoense
Lilium martagon
Lilium nepalense
Lilium pardalinum
Lilium pumilum
Lilium regale
Lilium rosthornii
Lilium sargentiae
Lilium speciosum v. gloriosoides
Lilium taliense (v. kaichen)
Lilium tigrinum 'Flore Pleno'
ASIATICS

'Aphrodite'
'Ariadne'
'Henry's Surprise'
'Heirloom Lace'
'Landini'
'Pink Pagoda'
'Red Velvet'
'Rosepoint Lace'
'Tiger Babies'
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TRUMPETS & AURELIANS

'Black Dragon'
'Gold Eagle'
ORIENTALS

'Arena'
'Bergamo'
'Casablanca'
'Miss Lucy'
LA Hybrids (Longiflorum x Asiatics)

'Suncrest'
ORIENPETS

'Conca d'Or'
'Scheherazade'
'Smoky Mountain'
'Silk Road'





MISC. INTERDIVISIONAL HYBRIDS

'Black Beauty'
'Black Beauty' 4n (Tetraploid Form)