'Lilium sulphureum'
(Species / Wild Lily)
This wonderful species was named for the soft yellow tones sometime found in its flowers in the most southerly portion of their range (Burma). In nature it is found on grassy slopes, in open woodlands as well as in gravelly loams along roadsides. This species was grown by our good friend, the late LeVern Freimann in Bellingham, Washington just a bit north east of us and he related on one visit it was instrumental in his development what went on to become 'Golden Splendor' following the purchase of his breeding stock by Jan de Graaff. Photo copyright Pontus Wallstén of Switzerland, all rights reserved. Used with permission.
Pontus has an excellent book titled 'The Lily Species and their bulbs' and he can be contacted by email at pontus.wallsten@bluewin.ch for more information. He also offers some rare species lilies in limited quantities that are shipped from his nursery in Switzerland.
This page is for reference only, not as an offer to sell species bulbs or seeds.
This wonderful species was named for the soft yellow tones sometime found in its flowers in the most southerly portion of their range (Burma). In nature it is found on grassy slopes, in open woodlands as well as in gravelly loams along roadsides. This species was grown by our good friend, the late LeVern Freimann in Bellingham, Washington just a bit north east of us and he related on one visit it was instrumental in his development what went on to become 'Golden Splendor' following the purchase of his breeding stock by Jan de Graaff. Photo copyright Pontus Wallstén of Switzerland, all rights reserved. Used with permission.
Pontus has an excellent book titled 'The Lily Species and their bulbs' and he can be contacted by email at pontus.wallsten@bluewin.ch for more information. He also offers some rare species lilies in limited quantities that are shipped from his nursery in Switzerland.
This page is for reference only, not as an offer to sell species bulbs or seeds.
