Trumpet lilies to me just seem so elegant...the long slender ...shape of it and they get so large...I have had some taller than 5 feet. I love the smell of the trumpet lilies...I used to have more colors when we lived in the country but I didn't get to bring everything I loved or we would of had 2 semi's full.
Oh those are soooo beautiful!! Being a lover of white flowers I particularly like the first photograph but they are all really lovely.
Oh, those are gorgeous Sherry! I especially love the 4th picture with the pink lilies and white blooms behind. (What are those little white blooms?) I just love pink and white blooms together.
Wow these are gorgeous. Now that it's winter photos like these just make my day. Thanks for posting Sherry.
Lovely lilies! Thank you for sharing, I can smell them all the way here. We can grow some of those. Have you got any names?
How pretty! Are they hardy? I love the colors. I found a "Casablanca" at our nursery last summer. It smelled heavenly! I was too cheap to buy it, think I'll keep my eye out for bulbs Deanna :-D
WOW! :-D Glorious trumpets, Sherry! Other than the white ones that I plant out after buying a potful each Easter, I haven't thought to add any others to my garden. :-? The colored ones are so lovely!
The small white flowers in with the pinkish lily I don't remember the name...they looked like small daisies and were very nice. I didn't remember to grab a pot of them when we moved...I had so much in pots the way it was. They are hardy in zone 4 and I am sure other areas that have a cold winter. I did not get a name for each lily because they came in one bag marked trumpet lilies at the time. I am pretty sure I got them from Brecks.
You're right that they seem to elegant but what I don't like about them is that it is so hard to enjoy them unless you're laying on your back in the garden or you're a garden gnome looking up. I like the flower in the last flower the best.
Some of my trumpet lilies are close to that height too. I think that is one of the reason I like them is their height and the shape of the trumpet.
