Key To Symbols:

Full Sun	Partial Shade	Fragrant	Good Cutting	Deer Resistant

Bellefleur  Sold Out	Brunello  Sold out	China  Sold out	ML's Circus Crowd
ML's Cotton Candy	ML's Dusty Dawn  Sold out	Elite	ML's Fantasy
Gironde Asiatic Lily	Lighthouse	Little Missy	ML's Maribelle
Menorca	ML's Naomi	Navonna  Sold out	Nepal
ML's Night's Desire	Oaklahoma  Sold out	ML's Orange Rain	ML's Pink Latvia
ML's Pumpkin Face	ML's Red Sensation	ML's Retro Pink	Romano
ML's Rosie Cheeks	Ruby	Russian House	ML's Sadie
ML's Shirley	ML's Sidney	ML's Simple Simon	Soiree
Suncrest	ML's Sun Reaction	ML's Sun River	ML's Sunset Magic
ML's Tiffany	Toronto	Vermeer

We carry a large selection of quality bulbs and roots including our fabulous Lilies!

The Asiatics are the hardiest of all the lily hybrids. They do very well in U.S.D.A. Zones 3 to 10, are easiest for the beginner, multiply the fastest, and are the first to flower each season. They come in a wide range of colors -- white, yellow, orange, red, pink and all shades and color combinations, except the color blue. Flowers are mostly upfacing with a few dainty garden gems carrying outfacing or pendant blooms; all will be exciting when the buds unfurl. These hybrids multiply rapidly and bloom over a long season. Although generally unscented, a light scent can be discerned on warm, still days.

Bulbs are mostly five to six inches in circumference, with many of the shorter-growing lilies naturally forming smaller-sized, mature bulbs in the three- to five-inch range. Bulbs are white with a varying amount of pink tint. Bulb color does not determine flower color; most lily bulbs will turn pinkish when exposed to sunlight during harvest. When planting, cover Asiatics with 3 to 4 inches of fluffy soil, according to the bulb size -- smaller bulbs more shallow.