Tiger Lilies

SDoglover1512 Port Huron, MI(Zone 5b) May 17, 2001

I don't know if anyone is fond of them or not..but i've got quite a few if anyone is interested. just email me or post it, and i will check back. Even though they are about ten inches tall now, anyone wanting them might want them to bloom in a new home. They are very hardy and should travel quite well
Sandy
A friend just told me that there are 2 types of tiger lilies..one common roadside and a second kind that is freckled. I don't know which these are or how to tell the difference before seeing the blooms. Does anyone know??
***someone else told me something more about these rhizomes or whatever they are and now i'm not at all sure what these are. Is anyone willing to let me send them a plant and perhaps they can identify it for me. my camera and scanner are not working, so i cannot post a picture..help please***

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marclay markleysburg, PA(Zone 5a) May 18, 2001

Send me a plant and I will compare them wit the common roadside ones growing at our firehouse. How much postage shall I send to you and where Shirley

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SDoglover1512 Port Huron, MI(Zone 5b) May 18, 2001

thanks Marclay...i have emailed you directly
Sandy
****marclay..Email me your address
S

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gingerlily Paxton, FL(Zone 8a) May 19, 2001

Is it a fan shaped foliage or tall with short leaves extending out up and down a tall stem? If it is the last one, I would trade you some gingerlily for it if you're interested.

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SDoglover1512 Port Huron, MI(Zone 5b) May 19, 2001

It is the first..sorry..

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