I'm assuming the attached is some kind of lily but would appreciate any further clarification. Thanks, David
Asiatic Hybrid 'Connecticut Hybrid' David, I believe that you have a type of lily referred to as an Asiatic Hybrid, variety 'Connecticut King'. These are hybrids that bloom in early summer. They can grow anywhere from 2 to 5 feet tall, with 4 to 6 inch flowers in shades of red, pink, orange, yellow (like your 'Connecticut King'), lavender, or white. Their growth is compact, making them a good choice for growing in containers. The flower is variable in that it may face up, down, or out. Here is a listing of a few other Asiatic Hybrids readily available: 'Enchantment' -- orange 'Avignon' -- red 'Vivaldi' -- pink 'Sterling White' -- white Hopefully you will find this helpful. T. Shane Freeman Total Landscape Solutions
Thanks very much for the clarification, and for the names of the other hybrids to look out for. - David
I also have a yellow-ish lily growing in my yard. It was given to me, I'm not sure what type it is. The height is only a foot if that. Any idea why it would be so mini? These may be silly questions as I am new to gardening! Thanks =)
