‘Quintessence’ () is a special selection from our ‘Luminaries’ Strain, differing from all the others in its heavy cream-yellow petals (rather than icy white) and more suffused, soft rose “kaleidoscope” encircling its golden throat.  Its tall, strong stems reach 7 feet! Mid July.  

‘Mother of Pearl’ () has heavy-textured, broad-petalled flowers of shimmering opalescent white, with soft nuances of lemon and peach at its margins if the nights are cool when the flowers open. Its fragrance is sublime, with a honeysuckle scent in summer evenings! 3 to 4 feet and taller, early to mid July.

‘Alchemy’ () is a stunning Orienpet! Its huge, wide-open flowers of deepest red are rimmed with a wide margin of rich coppery gold. This unique, spell-binding combination reminds us of the alchemists’s quest to change metals into gold. Can you picture a bubbling cauldron where fiery molten metals are forming gold at the edge? ‘Alchemy’ will bring magic to your garden, transforming it with long-lasting color and fragrance in mid-July to early August. 3 to 5 feet.

‘Pizzazz’ () has brilliant orange flowers with shiny red centers. Their more recurved shape, carried on gracefully arching stems, show its L. henryi ancestry. Lush blue-green leaves make a marvelous contrast! A Popularity Poll favorite! 4 to 6 feet and taller, early August.

‘Scheherazade’ () is one of the most successful garden plants we have created; this lily is flourishing around the world! Deep red recurved flowers are edged in gold, shading into white margins, and the throat shows the same dramatic color pattern. This was our first “Orienpet” hybrid, and it soon won the Popularity Poll so many times that it is now in the Hall of Fame! This is the hardiest and healthiest of plants, and can easily reach 8 feet or more when established. 4 to 6 feet (first year), mid-August.

‘Grandiose’ () Imagine ‘Stargazer’ with a yellow flower, flushed with red.  Appealing?  We thought so, too!  This lily has huge, fragrant Oriental-style blooms with warm, autumnal colors and late blooms that can take the heat. 4 to 5 feet, late July.