Lilies: A Holiday Lily Wish, 1 by beaker_ch

beaker_ch wrote:
Lefty, best go back to your notes. The L. auratum var. platyphyllum I've seen do not have any spots. Also called the Golden Rayed Lily or Mountain Lily.

The description from Pacific Rim states:

This magnificent variety of Japan's "Mountain Lily" is native only to the Izu Shoto, a sprinkling of islets, some of them volcanic, not far south of Tokyo. It is more robust than plain L. auratum, with thicker, almost waxy petals and leaves; and it has few or no spots on its petals. Our plants are from stock propagated for the Species Lily Preservation Group. Their huge flowers, often 15-20 cm (6-8") across, rise on 140-cm (4'6") stems to perfume our garden for two or three weeks in July-August, especially in the evening. Easy in good garden loam and part-day sun. Zone 6.

It also states it is unavailable. The picture is from Rainyside Gardens.