Appreciated for its intense fragrance, award-winner Lilium 'Regale' is a majestic Lily with huge (6 in or 15 cm long), glistening pure white trumpets facing outward, golden throats and pinkish-purple streaks on the outside. On a still evening, nothing can match the sweet fragrance emanating from its abundant blossoms - up to 25 blossoms per stem for a spectacular long-lasting display. Plant it near a patio and enjoy its intoxicating fragrance!

Noted for its spicy-sweet fragrance and vast flowers, Lilium auratum (Gold Band Lily) features huge, bowl-shaped, white blooms, 10 in. across (25 cm), adorned with a broad central gold band and a few crimson freckles. One sturdy stem may bear up to 12 to 14 splendid blossoms. Native to Japan, this Wild Lily species is a midsummer bloomer that deserves a spot in the sunny mixed border or near the patio where its heady fragrance can be enjoyed.

Hardy and undemanding, Lilium bulbiferum var. croceum (Orange Lily) is one of the most beautiful Lily species with its flamboyant, wide open, brilliant orange flowers, up to 2-3 in. wide (5-8 cm), that deepen to red toward the petal tips. The blossoms are elegantly spotted with dark chocolate raised freckles. Unlike most Lily species which favor pendant blossoms to protect their pollen supplies, Lilium bulbiferum features upward-facing flowers, seeking to attract passing insects to help with pollination. Native to Southern Europe, this strong, exuberant and fast-growing Lily is one of the earliest Lilies to bloom in the garden. Mature bulbs usually produce up to 6-7 blossoms, but it has been recorded as several times as many.

Cultivated for centuries, award-winner Lilium candidum is a majestic Lily with large (2-3 in or 6-8 cm long), glistening pure white trumpets facing outward and bright yellow pollen. Celebrated for its intense and delicious fragrance, this prolific Lily produces clusters of up to 20 blossoms per stem for a spectacular long-lasting display. Plant it near a patio and enjoy its intoxicating fragrance on a summer evening! Reliable and easy to grow, this tremendous Lily won the prestigious Award of Garden Merit of the Royal Horticultural Society.

Spectacular and easy to grow, award-winning Lilium Henryi (Henry's Lily) is simply irresistible with its clusters of nodding flowers featuring maroon spotted, upward curving orange tepals, delicately and gracefully brightening up the surroundings from mid to late summer. Towering up to 4-8 feet tall (120-240 cm) on slender stems clad with lance-shaped deep green leaves, it comes back year after year and constitutes an excellent border plant

Prolific and impressive, Lilium lancifolium or Lilium tigrinum (Tiger Lily) commands our attention with its bright and showy, orange-colored flowers covered with black or deep crimson spots, giving the appearance of the skin of the tiger, hence its common name. Native of China and Japan, Tiger Lily is robust and easy to grow. Amazingly decorative, it features unscented 5 inch blossoms (12 cm), mostly downward facing with gracefully recurved tepals. Mature bulbs can produce up to 40 blossoms (!!!) and will multiply to form clumps over the years.

Native to Japan, Lilium leichtlinii is an Asiatic Lily species that is incredibly graceful with slender stems plentifully clad with long, narrow leaves and abundant, golden yellow flowers, 2 in. wide (6 cm), resembling Tiger Lilies. Downward-facing and strongly reflexed, they are covered with chocolate speckles, giving them the appearance of the skin of a tiger. Lilium leichtlinii is amazingly decorative and quite prolific as mature bulbs can produce up to 20 blossoms per stem. This Lily variety is not fragrant.

Lilium pumilum (Coral Lily) is a very charming miniature Turk's Cap Lily featuring clusters of bright glossy scarlet nodding flowers, 2 in. wide (5 cm), with sharply recurved tepals exposing occasional black spots at their base. Sweetly fragrant, the delicate flowers are abundant, with up to 20 or 30 flowers per stem. A strong naturalizer, it forms colorful colonies over time. Ideal for the rock garden!

Ardently admired since its introduction to English gardeners in 1830, Lilium speciosum rubrum is an exquisite Lily with fragrant, nodding flowers, up to 6 in. wide (15 cm), with white recurved tepals flushed raspberry and spotted crimson inside. But its beauty is not the only reason for its success. It also produces one of nature's most fabulous perfumes! Plant it near a patio and enjoy its intoxicating fragrance!

Vigorous, Lilium superbum is a fascinating beauty that can form considerable colonies in the wild, with plenty of stems loaded with profuse blooms. Born in clusters on erect stems clad with lance-shaped leaves arranged in whorls, the tangerine nodding flowers, up to 4 in. across (10 cm), are downward-facing, with a generous sprinkling of maroon freckles and strongly reflexed petals giving them the look of a Turk's cap (hence the common name). A magnificent flowering bulb for the shade garden, Lilium superbum is the largest and most spectacular of the native American lilies with up to 40 flowers on a single plant.

Amazingly decorative and easy to grow, Martagon Lilies feature bountiful 2-4 inch blossoms (5-10 cm), mostly downward facing with strongly recurved tepals and resembling a Turk's cap (hence their common name). Yellow, pink, lavender, light orange, deep dark red and white are the colors most frequently seen and are often accompanied by whimsical speckles and freckles. There is a form of the species called Lilium Martagon 'Album' that is a pure spotless white.