Commonly called Turk’s Cap Lily, this species is the tallest of the native lilies, sometimes growing up to 8 feet tall. In early to mid summer, orange lily flowers with maroon speckles and reflexed petals dance in the summer breeze atop stems adorned with green whorls of lance shaped foliage. While it can be slow to spread, this bulb forms impressive colonies over time.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade; average soil
Size: 4' - 7' tall
Zone: 5 - 8
Wildlife Value: Flowers attract butterflies and may be visited by hummingbirds
Photos: David Korbonits