We do not export directly to Canada or foreign countries and likewise do not send live bulbs or plants to HI or US territories because of agriculture regulations. If you have someone in the Continental USA who will process and ship the bulbs for you, please
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Click on a category to learn more about the different types of lily bulbs - if there is both a price and "add to cart" button, that variety is currently available for purchase.
Our main shipping season is Mid April, you can use the pull down menu to change to a later date if you wish. A limited number of varieties might be ready to go earlier, but March delivery is not guaranteed - it depends on weather and which bulbs are ready to come out of storage.
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 | | Easy to Grow Asiatics
Easy to grow Asiatic lilies to start the lily season in all areas with dependable color and reliability in even the most severe climate. Found in the widest range of color in the Lily bulb kingdom. They multiply well and have unscented blooms, making them perfect for individuals sensitive to fragrance. Wildly adaptable throughout USDA Zones 3 to 10.
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 | | Longiflorum (LA's etc.)
These hardy, easy to grow hybrids derived from crosses between L. longiflorum (Easter Lily) and the more familiar Asiatics (and most recently Oriental lilies) add a wide splash of color between your Asiatic and Trumpet bloom times.
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 | | Martagon Lilies
Classification: Martagon Hybrid Lily (USDA Zones 3-10, lows to -40° F.)
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 | | Orienpet Hybrids
Known as Orienpets or OT Hybrids, these Interspecific crosses between Oriental and Trumpet lilies have produced lily bulbs that easily weather late Midwestern frosts and have the sweet fragrance and shape of Oriental lilies. Trialed under multi zonal garden conditions, you can now have even solid yellow "Orientals" for late summer bloom.
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 | | Spicy Orientals
These lilies produce some the the most exotic and showy flowers in the plant kingdom. Indeed, casual observers will often mistake the blooms for huge orchids. Oriental lily bulbs prefer slightly acid, well-drained soil. Where temperature are consistently above 90 degrees F. during the summer, plant in dappled shade or where the hot afternoon sun will be blocked.
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 | | 'Web-only Lilies'
(Last Minute Additions)
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 | | Trumpets, Aurelians
(& L. henryi hybrids)
Trumpets and Aurelians bloom in July and have a heavy, perfumed fragrance - a perfect transition between early-flowering Asiatic lilies and the spicy-scented Oriental lilies.
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 | | Very Fluffy Double-flowered
Lilies with multi-petaled blooms have become quite popular in recent years. Some people remark that they like the fluffy flowers, others prefer the clean look of the traditional 6-petaled blooms.
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 | | Wild Lilies (plus their hybrids)
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