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Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 8:24
| And the various other Chinese lilies that appeared on the market around 2003, but only for a couple years.
IIRC even Wayside was once selling L. majoense, which kind of resembled Lilium nepalense. Now I can't find any nursery, even a specialty one, that has those plants. I thought by now growers in this country would have built up stocks. Have I not waited long enough? L. majoense grew fine for me, but, when I moved gardens in winter due to a home sale in 2006, I was not able to locate the bulb. |
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- Posted by azngrnthumbs Zone 7/8 PNW (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 12:57
| It has been one of my most favorite species and is thriving very well in my garden. It should be available shortly as I've been distributing seed of it. R |
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| Hi Riz, I think I have some of your majoense "babies" growing from seed from the NALS seed exchange. Thanks for donating! They are happily in a window box on my porch. Most have their true leaf now. Can you tell me how long it takes to flower from seed? -Helen |
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