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Which lily?

lushgardener (TX Gulf Coast, Z8b/9)

9 years ago

I grew these plants two years ago from seed (society exchange) for Lilium davidii, which is supposed to be speckled orange. These flowers definitely don't fit the description, so I'm looking for their likely identity. They are similar to L. formosanum, but in my experience those bloom in late summer, not in June. Any ideas welcome!
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alisonoz_gw
9 years ago
L longiflorum maybe?
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