'Geoduck' (Clone)
Bred by Don Egger. Seedling selection that became part of the 'Hood Canal' series of trumpets. Unregistered clone. Introduced by B & D Lilies 2006.
Photo B & D Lilies.
Often joked about as being the State Bird of Washington, a Geoduck (pronounced “gooey duck”) is actually a large clam that can weigh as much as 3 pounds and can have a life span exceeding 140 years. With Geoduck clams living less than 5 miles from our farm, we just had to name a lily after them.
©2017-2019, Robert J. Gibson. This page is for reference only, not an offer to sell bulbs of this lily cultivar.
Photo B & D Lilies.
Often joked about as being the State Bird of Washington, a Geoduck (pronounced “gooey duck”) is actually a large clam that can weigh as much as 3 pounds and can have a life span exceeding 140 years. With Geoduck clams living less than 5 miles from our farm, we just had to name a lily after them.
©2017-2019, Robert J. Gibson. This page is for reference only, not an offer to sell bulbs of this lily cultivar.
