Re: Sue P's "sibes"


Sorry, Sue. I looked it up, and couldn't find any Lilium siberica, or
anything with the common name Siberica Lily. The only thing that had
siberica in it and resembles a lily is Iris siberica. Could you phone the
company you bought it from and ask for the Latin name? If that doesn't
work, perhaps if you gave a detailed description of the bulb someone
might recognize it.

I can see how you would be concerned, planting lilies is very different
from planting iris or whatever...

		Mary
		zone6
>
>
>Hi folks,
>
>The mystery is solved.  I looked again at the label on the box of my 
>bulbs.
>They are definitely, "Siberica lily."
>
>My trusty "Sunset Western Garden Book" tells nothing about this 
>variety.  It
>does say that most lilies in my area should have their roots in the 
>shade,
>foliage in sun or partial shade, good drainage, medium water, and that 
>they
>should bloom in June-July.
>
>I have a spot in mind to plant them, but await anyone's comments.  
>Does
>anyone have any idea whether I would expect bloom this year?  And how 
>deep
>should they be planted?  Similar-sized lily bulbs were given a 
>suggested
>depth of 6" in my WGB.
>
>For now the bulbs are in a dry, protected part of my porch (it's 36 
>degrees
>and rainy out).
>
>Thanks in advance for everyone's comments,
>
>Sue P.
>
>"It's not what you fling...... It's the fling itself."
>
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