This graceful style of lily gets its common name from the fact that its profoundly recurved sepals, which look swept back like a "Turk's cap." The species, Lilium martagon, is one of the most popular ...

For many gardeners, the more spectacular a lily the better: the 8-inch-wide white blooms of ‘Casa Blanca,’ for example, or 6-inch-long trumpets of Lilium ‘Regale.’ But not all gardeners lean toward ...

Spectacular blooms are the payoff for planting this regal specimen in your garden. Woodruff Imberman, president of the Wisconsin-Illinois Lily Society, says the martagon lilies (closest to him in this ...

This article was published 09/07/2011 (5171 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current. Most new gardeners are afraid of shade. Actually, many seasoned gardeners are not all that fussy ...

CHICAGO - For many gardeners, the more spectacular a lily the better: the 8-inch-wide white blooms of "Casa Blanca," for example, or 6-inch-long trumpets of Lilium "Regale." But not all gardeners lean ...

Answer: Yes, the martagon lily is well-suited for a woodland garden and performs best in a semi-shaded area with filtered light and cool conditions. It flowers early in the garden, receiving sun ...

I HADN’T EVER heard of martagons until a year or so ago, and now they’re the new, new thing in lilies. And for good reason. Not only are martagons tall, stately and stunning, but they prefer at least ...

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