Directory of Lilium Resources

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This category contains sites with information about the growing of true lilies. These are bulbous plants of the genus Lilium. All of them are showy summer flowering bulbs of Asia, Europe, and North America. Many other plants can be called lily, in whole or part, but only the true lilies are included here.

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• A Modern Herbal: Lilies

  http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/l/lilies21.html
  The article on lilies from Mrs. M. Grieve's Modern Herbal, including brief details of cultivation and propagation.

• Double Lilium

  http://www.doublelilium.com/
  General information about lilies with double flowers, details and photos of individual varieties, and commercial links.

• Lilies

  http://mikesbackyardgarden.org/lilies.htm
  Home gardener shows off his lilies in a photo gallery organized by type and cultivar.

• Lilium mackliniae

  http://www.alpinegardensociety.net/plants/plantportrait/Lilium+mackliniae/59
  A plant portrait from the Alpine Garden Society with description, photograph and growing advice.

• Lilium martagon album

  http://www.alpinegardensociety.net/plants/plantportrait/Lilium+martagon+var+album/60
  A plant portrait from the Alpine Garden Society with description, photograph and growing advice.

• The Lily Nook: Articles

  http://www.lilynook.mb.ca/Articles/Lily_Culture.html
  Features articles about care, diseases and pests, and propagation, along with illustrations and descriptions of lily species.

• Yahoo Groups: Lilium

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Lilium/
  Open discussion group for growing, hybridizing and propagating lilies and hybrids.

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