Martagon Lilies   fall 2007 -2008

Germination requires 3 months warm followed by 3 months cold. Give seedlings light shade. Seedlings are slow to grow. While not really difficult, they do require more patience then Asiatics and trumpets. They don't like to be transplanted and they don't like too much water during the summer. They are best planted in a location where they can be left undisturbed for three years. They can be grown in pots if the potting mix is a very coarse bark mix with no soil, but I generally don't recommend it unless you are really experienced with growing lilies in pots.

R.O. Backhouse x hansonii.  Tall yellow martagon x seed grown hansonii. Most F1's are nice and will make nice landscape plants.
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Martagon album.  Nice white flowered martagon. Makes an excellent landscape lily but is also especially valuable for hybridizing
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Martagon album F2 hybrids.  Various Martagon album hybrids intermated. White to various shades of purple and lavender.
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