[pbs] native North American Lilium
aaron floden
aaron_floden at yahoo.com
Wed Mar 4 12:40:22 EST 2009
Hello,
I am in the area of many of the eastern species; canadense, grayi, michauxii, and superbum. In my parents garden in Kansas I have several clones of michiganense, but I never have seen a single capsule form on these. I have seen many colonies of L. canadense and L. michauxii, and L. superbum is almost weedy in some areas. I don't currently have see of any of these.
See here; http://www.tropicos.org/NameSpecimens.aspx?nameid=18401211
for the sole collection of Lilium from Mexico. If you have access to older Madrono, the published report of this population is in there.
All the best,
Aaron
East Tennessee
--- On Wed, 3/4/09, info at auchgourishbotanicgarden.org <info at auchgourishbotanicgarden.org> wrote:
such as LL. catesbaei, iridollae and michauxii without any representation, and
LL michiganense and canadense with poor representation.
Finally, can anyone confirm, or otherwise, whether any species lilies are found
growing in nature in the north western regions of the Mexican hill and coastal
country, or indeed anywhere else in Mexico?
Many thanks, Iain
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