‘Choraliers’ Strain is the lovely result of crossing L. leucanthum with ‘Summer Palace.’ They “mass” with such a lovely harmony! Over 75% are long, white trumpets with a pink picotee edge and a deep bronze-rose reverse; the rest include wider suffusions of pink (still with a white throat) or (a very few) suffusions of soft yellow spreading from the throat. All are sweetly fragrant!  4 to 5 feet, early July.  

Lilium leucanthum, originating from China, has huge white trumpets with a dark chocolate-raspberry reverse. Stems will grow taller year after year and bear more flowers, reaching 8 feet or more at maturity. Fragrant! 4 to 8 feet, July.

Tetra! ‘Ice Caves’ () has fragrant, snowy white flowers, with a semi-recurving “sunburst” form that emphasizes icy green throats. This tetraploid strain has long-lasting flowers with tremendous substance! 4 to 5 feet (and eventually taller), early to mid July.

‘Copper Crown’ () has long, bronze colored buds and beautiful cantaloupe colored fragrant flowers. Walk by them in the garden at any time of day and please your senses! 4 feet, July.

Tetra! ‘Fanfare’ () is a strain comprised of huge flowered, substantial creamy white trumpets with golden yellow centers. Stronger stems bring fabulous blooms to eye level, and fragrance right to your nose! 3 to 4 feet, July.

‘Skylights’ ()is a terrific group of upfacing trumpets in shades of white, cream, yellow, and rich pink.
These make a striking vertical accent in the garden, and are
deliciously scented, just like their sidefacing kindred.
4 to 5 feet, July.

‘Louis XIV’ () named for the Sun King himself, is a regally tall lily with golden flowers that recurve into a true “sunburst” form. A Popularity Poll winner! 5 feet, late July, the latest flowering Aurelian.