Me & my Casablanca Lily
Moderator: Chris_W
Me & my Casablanca Lily
Here are some pics taken this evening. I have no idea why this one grew so tall this year, but it did & it's obviously got a couple inches on me. Huge blooms on it as well. And of course it smells like heaven!!
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O.C. thoiught that that was HIMSELF in that picture
O.C. even has a goatee about that long now. On a more serious note, Casablancas are terrific Liliums. Had some bloomed last yearf in a tub on hisz deck. Were not quite THAT tall, and when his dear sweet loving wife Joy,who was also enthralled by their perfume, found out they hadn't made it, she told him to plan on planting her some MORE this fall, or he wasns't going to get to plant any others. Look out Chris, here comes an order by PM tomorrow.
Once again, that has to be oner of the most popular of all the liliums.
John, that Old Coot who LOVES Casa Blancas...
Once again, that has to be oner of the most popular of all the liliums.
John, that Old Coot who LOVES Casa Blancas...
There may be snow in the garden, but there will always be eternal springtime in the heart of this old gardner - Saying of Old Coot
OC had some too and will be replanting this spring.
He had to stake his because he grows most of his in large pos on his deck...They are beatiful.......John
There may be snow in the garden, but there will always be eternal springtime in the heart of this old gardner - Saying of Old Coot
Akita, that one wasn't staked. I had no idea it would get so tall. The other one is about the height both were last year I think.
Not a bad idea to stake from the beginning, but I would have had to replace the stake for a taller one on this giant. The stem on this one was so thick though that a stake really wasn't necessary.
Not a bad idea to stake from the beginning, but I would have had to replace the stake for a taller one on this giant. The stem on this one was so thick though that a stake really wasn't necessary.