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Ashley Danielle
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The Ashley Danielle is a beautiful hybrid developed by John Davis in 1989. It has soft pink petals and yellow stamens with pink sepals. |
Woods Blue Goddess
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The Woods Blue Goddess is a beautiful large blue lily that is easy to grow and is a prolific bloomer. Blooms are often seven to eight inches in diameter. |
Red Beauty |
The Red Beauty has reddish paint blooms of six to ten inches diameter. It has lemon yellow stamens, is easy to grow and adapts well to most ponds. |
Queen of Siam |
The Queen of Siam is native to Thailand. Its blooms are deep majestic pink and the leaves are heavily molted with bronze. |
Madame Ganna Walska |
The Madame Ganna Walska has blooms that are pastel violet pink and are very gated green with bronze blotches. It is a very prolific bloomer and easy to grow. |
Crystal Lorraine |
The Crystal Lorraine is Chloe paint with blotches of bronze. This lily is a very good bloomer developed by John Davis in 1993. |
Colorata |
The Colorata is a species Lily that is one of the tough parents of many hybrids. The blooms are reminiscent of the passion vine flower, a deep blue dwarf. |
Clint Bryant |
The Clint Bryant was developed by Jacqueline in 1980. It has blue petals with white sepals and four to six inch blooms. |
"B" Dazzled
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The “B” Dazzled was developed by John Davis in 1990 and is truly a head turner. The blooms are deep blue. |
Royal Purple
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The Royal Purple has deep violet purple blooms four to six inches in diameter and is very easy to grow. |
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