Quick Search: Lilium orientalis - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Absolutley the best pot oriental on the market! Large white flowers with yellow midribs, strong stems and attractive dark green foliage, 4 to 8 flowers per stem.

Large upright flowers of medium pink with white edges have dark pink freckles. Pleasantly fragrant.

Dark pink flowers with a white edge similar to After Eight but 1 ½ times as large, attractive dark green foliage with extra large flowers, 4-7 flowers per stem.

Is there any more beautiful, magnificently fragrant white Lily than Casa Blanca, the classic Easter Lily? If so, we can't imagine how it could improve on the clean lines, pure white color, and sweet aroma of this long-time favorite!

Upward facing, stunning fire engine red flowers with a slight pie crust ruffle on the edges, 3-5 flowers per stem.

Deep crimson-red flowers edged in white add rich color and fragrance to the garden or as a cut flower. Elegant, easy to grow.

When Leslie Woodriff, a Lily breeder in California, created ‘Star Gazer’ a quarter of a century ago, it instantly set a new standard for Oriental Lilies. This fragrant hybrid grew beautifully in the average garden, and its large, upfacing blooms on strong stems were outstanding as cut flowers. This fabulous Lily has brilliant crimson flowers that are edged pure white and have a delightful fragrance. It's still one of the best-selling Lilies in flower bouquets. Stems are less than 3ft tall, so they need no support.

Named for a grape used in Australian wine production, the fragrance, or in wine terms, the bouquet is intoxicating. Showy, solid, dark pink flowers 8-12" wide, very fragrant, 3-5 flowers per stem.

This stunner has 6" bright white petals with thin berry pink edges. 5 flowers per stem, great fragrance.

A magnificent three-color blend of white petals with yellow-green center bands and pink-purple accented edges, flowers are slightly upward facing with a subtle cup shape, fragrant, blooms midsummer, 2-4 flowers per stem, 110 days to force.