Some lilies blooming now

Started by Rdevries, July 01, 2022, 06:36:21 AM

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Rdevries

It is a dry hot year and most plants are very stressed and stunted in the draught. But a few new blooms are open
All are aurelians
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

Rdevries

Some more aurelians
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

David Pilling

Beautiful lilies, Rimmer.

Today the Dahlia bloom line passed through Blackpool on its way North - first Dahlia flower to open "David Howard".


Rdevries

More today
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

Steve Willson

Your Aurelians are truly impressive, Rimmer.  The color range you have, together with the black and green hearts make a wonderful display.  I have seedlings of yours growing from the 2020 and 2021 NALS seed exchange, though obviously these won't flower for a few years still.  Are either of the white/yellow greenhearts in the last posting 'Sol Verde'?  I have seedlings of this from NALS 60-092 growing very strongly.  It has been cool and wet up here in the Pacific Northwest; my lilies are about a month behind yours...
Best regards,
Steve
Bow, WA

Mikent

Quote from: David Pilling on July 07, 2022, 07:35:00 AMToday the Dahlia bloom line passed through Blackpool on its way North...


Imagines gardener-led conga lines passing South to North through citites to celebrate bloom lines...

Rdevries

#6
Probably not seedlings from Sol Verde.
Borers got my best stem of SV this year

This orange lily has a face a bit like SV
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

Rdevries

A weak Sol Verde bloom after the stem has spent a week plus in a pail of water in intense heat
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

Steve Willson

Very nice!  Thanks for sharing this Rimmer.  I look forward to getting blooms in a few years time!

Steve Willson

A single seedling of L. stewartianum flowering here.  Seeds were originally obtained from Chinese Alpines in the spring of 2018.  This is the first year it has flowered for me.  It is quite rare in cultivation (and in the wild too, presumably) and it is not included in the Wiki. It is a very short plant - about 9" high, with grass-like foliage.  

Martin Bohnet

Beautiful plants, Rimmer. And a little correction, Steve: Lilium stewartianum
WAS not in the wiki ;-). Sad to read at PotW online it is presumably extinct in the wild, so take care of your survivor.

Martin (pronouns: he/his/him)

Rdevries

Some more Red Heart Aurelian seedlings blooming now. 
Latitude: +36.99028 (36°59'25.008"N)
Insolation: 5.85 to 1.64 kWh/m2/day

Arnold

Lilium sargentiae
Arnold T.
North East USA