Yes, they do carry a virus, so you may want to remove them or keep your other lilies a good distance away. You will have a big job removing the tiger lilies as well because all those little black bulbils will be sprouting for quite some time. Good luck to you.

I love tiger lilies. They are everywhere in my garden. I keep them to fill the gap between other lilies and lily spaciosum. That way I have lilies in bloom contiunously from early June to late August...that is three months of lilies. Can't beat that. :-)

I love the true tiger lilies. It's the one thing I have that people who see them ask to have- luckily I have an endless supply scattered around. Prolific bulbil producers. Late to bloom up here this year; just started yesterday so I'll have them through September. They're so nice against a green backdrop with the Walker's Low nepetas, etc.

I have yet to see them for sale anywhere - pretty much mail order only maybe?

Those are just about the last thing I'd consider getting rid of, but the OP said her preference ran toward the pastel - pastel these are not!

Now if I had the ditch lilies - those would be shovel and blow torch material.