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wanting 'Raspberry on Whip' lily

18 years ago

Hi All,

I am a new lily grower and am fast becoming addicted to them! I just blew a wad at LilyNook from Manitoba, but I can't find the one lily I really want. It is Raspberry on Whip; it is an asiatic hardy to zone 3 I believe. I have tried a few places and can't find it anywhere. Any suggestions? It would have to be a Canadian supplier.

Thanks,

Denise

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Crazy_Gardener
18 years ago
Check out www.plantlilies.com in Alberta, I believe its only available at fall time.

If you go to their website, there is an email to contact the owner Lynn.

Good Luck!
Sharon

Here is a link that might be useful: Valley K / Plant Lilies
sydseeds
18 years ago
Denise - I'm seeing the exact lily you're after being advertised on LilyNook's website.

Is it perhaps a recent addition to their website or maybe you already know if it is something that is already out of stock from their 2006 catelogue? I'll look around this end of the country to see if any suppliers have it - it's very pretty.

Here is a link that might be useful: LilyNook's Raspberry on Whip lily
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Crazy_Gardener
18 years ago
Lily Nook, probably only sells it a Fall time too, thats why your still seeing it on Google.

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