‘Iona’ is a North hybrid, named by a friend who felt this wonderful lily must be kept in cultivation. It has quite large beautifully recurved “peach bisque” flowers that display the lovely “rosepoint” markings to perfection, and the robust plants carry these large flowers without staking. Lightly fragrant, too!
4 feet and taller, late June.

‘Silver Scheherazade’ () In over 30 years of hybridizing and cultivating lilies, we can count on one hand the rare mutations that have appeared in our fields.  How delightful that one of them is ‘Silver Scheherazade,’ which is a luminous, moonlit version of our own ‘Scheherazade.’  Its blossoms can shade into moonlit cream when UV light is intense, and even feature a light blush of peach pink when night temperatures are cool.  It always shows its delicate rose whiskers, the perfect complement to its moon garden loveliness.  As we have propagated this wonderful lily, it has proven to be as garden-worthy as its namesake, standing up to hail, frost, harsh winters and scorching summers alike! 
4 to 6 feet, mid-August.

‘Satin Slipper’ is one of Julius Wadekamper’s last hybrids, a beautiful and vigorous Asiatic hybrid with an absolutely amazing number of flowers! Its stupendous candelabrum inflorescence carries a myriad of large, deeply recurved rich rose flowers with fluted edges and large, jaunty spots. A reliable grower though a bit slow to propagate.
4 feet and taller, late June to early July.