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‘Royal Sunset’has vivid peach-gold centers tipped in shining coral.We carefully select LA hybrids to avoid susceptibility to botrytis and diseases. 'Royal Sunset' is amazingly strong and disease resistant, and always performs well in our fields!
3 to 4 feet, late June/early July.

‘Blackout’ is as sleek as can be, with glossy carmine buds and flowers with black-red throats, centered with a few tiny black spots. This lily is darkest red and dazzling!
4 feet, June.

‘Karen North’ is another wonderful Lilium lankongense hybrid from Dr. North that has been drawing raves in our field! Coral rose buds abound on tall, willowy stems, opening one by one for weeks to reveal warm coral-orange flowers with plum-colored spreckles. A hummingbird magnet with a lovely light fragrance!
4 to 6 feet and taller, mid June to mid July.

‘Liberty Hyde Bailey’ () is a tall, robust-stemmed tetraploid “tailor made” for the garden.  Its wide-petalled, unspotted fiery orange flowers have tremendous substance and size!  Its black stems are beautiful all summer long, too.  This is surely one of the most vigorous and robust lilies we’ve every grown! 
5 feet, late June.

‘Red Velvet’ (Stone & Payne) is a classic, serendipitous hybrid with a long panicle of deepest velvety black-red flowers.  This indestructible lily comes back each year  with more and more flowers. Still delighting gardeners (and hummingbirds) after fifty years, ‘Red Velvet’ has earned its place in the lily Hall of Fame! 
3 to 5 feet, early July.

‘Razzle Dazzle’ () has huge spotless ruby red flowers whose strength and endurance are equalled only by its hardiness and persistence. From Texas to Alaska, this lily comes back beautifully each year!
4 to 5 feet, early July.

‘Dimension’ indeed extends the color spectrum in Asiatic lilies; it’s the darkest black burgundy we’ve seen, and it’s absolutely stunning! 
3 to 4 feet, late June. 

‘Cathedral Windows’ () Vibrant red-orange buds open to reveal flowers of the same color, brushmarked in deep plum haloed with golden yellow. When sunlight illuminates the flowers, they are lovelier than the finest stained glass artistry.
3 to 5 feet, late June.