I desperately need the seeds or bulbs of the yellow form. I have orange growing...I should have either seed this fall and or cut bulblets off the mother bulb. What colors of canada lilies do you have?

Love your photos Starmoon. I'm also in New York State. Kinda new to lilies. I'd like to try some OTs. As I said, beautiful photography. :0) Phyl

Lovely lilies. I like the "Magritte-ness" of that last shot. Karen

Thanks for the reply Lilydude, I'm with you on the "slug wars". I've had those little #$%^&*@#! munch the tips off my lilies before, as you said, I even knew they were coming up. Now I go out there first thing in spring and make a perimeter of slug bait around my lily beds. Ed McRae's book notes the same thing for growing Canadense in Oregon, (diminishing in a few years). He speculated on reason's (lack of summer humidity and virus) but didn't seem to be that definitive. It seems like the reverse of the difficulties found on the east coast trying to grow the west coast natives. Your advice on companion plants is well taken. It makes sense that species lilies would need them more since plants don't grow alone in nature. I've started introducing Maryland natives to my garden - so I'll have to hit the spring native plant sales this season with an eye to "lily compatibility". Do you grow your Canadense from seed? I'm trying that for the first time and have 4 little bulblets. Hopefully they'll leaf out after their winter chill. -Helen