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Lily Bulbs for Southeast

DrPulte_Moderator | Posted in Southeast Gardening on

I need some advice.  I want to find the best (hardy) tall lily varieties for the Southeast.  I have a few but would love to add a few more. The North America Lily Society has a “Hall of Fame” list but I’m not sure if they will all do well in our region.   

Any favorites?

Also, what do you do to protect them from moles and other critters?

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  1. User avater Moderator
    DrPulte_Moderator | | #1

    Here is the North American Lily Society Hall of Fame List:

    Black Beauty
    Casa Blanca
    Connecticut King
    Enchantment
    Journey’s End
    Leslie Woodriff
    Northern Carillon/Silk Road
    Red Velvet
    Scheherazade
    White Henryi
    Conca d’ Or
    Anastasia
    ‘Miss Feya’

  2. User avater Moderator
    DrPulte_Moderator | | #2

    I know this year I will be adding: 'Casa Blanca, Conca d'Or, Tiger Woods, Red Velvet, Black Beauty, and Silk Road'.

    What other must haves?

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