Per previous post, maybe Lilium formosanum. Here is a link that might be useful: Lilium formosanum

mine bloomed first 2 weeks of june. I overwinter mine indoors, since I can't plant them out. you can repot yours (look at the bulb, trim bad scales if necessary, do not cut off the roots), water very lightly and let sit in the garage over winter. it should never completely dry out. give it a few dribbles of water once a month. as far as stem bulbils: it's normal behavior. you can detach those and plant , barely covered. but they will take 2 years to grow. here's what mine look like now. the little one on the cap fell off a couple of weeks ago, I stuck it in the same pot with a just the tip showing, it produced the root already. another fell off as I was taking the pic. they are probably best grown above freezing the 1st year indoors in cool room. but it's easier to maintain them in the soil. if you cover the top of pot with plastic and keep it in the garage, the soil will remain slightly moist for a very long time - and they will be growing, but very slowly, mostly developing roots, which is what you want. by the way, on the pic the thin stem on the right is 'a baby' plant that just grew leaves 1st year and it already produced a stem bulbil. it's not because they are dying or grown poorly. This post was edited by petrushka on Fri, Aug 16, 13 at 13:49

At the Hosta Forum they have the hosta alphabet and hosta bingo. I checked in here and saw your posts without really digesting what you said. I will be looking forward to seeing more lily pics from you. Thank you.

L. pumilim or tenuifolium (Coral Lily) is an early, small lily with lots of bright orange-red upside down flowers. Very nice. Dominion has it (3 bulbs for $9). I have Henryi and just love it. The green center's amazing. It is a very vigorous upside-down lily. Orange with raised freckles. Tall, lots of buds. Blooms in later July for me. I got something called Lady Alice this year which looked like Henyri in the pictures but with more white than orange. It has yet to bloom. I have a buff lily that is TOUGH and looks like your basic tiger except for its beige/pink colour. It is blooming now. I got something called L. cernuum last year but it did not come up. I got it from Garden Import (Toronto). Don't know if you have discovered Botanus yet - it's in BC. I got the Henryi and Lady Alice from them. They are getting more "unusual" lilies. Good prices, great service, good quality bulbs and plants. I didn't really like the upside-downs at first but I now really like their unique forms, colours, and markings. And hummingbirds love them in my garden. They're tall enough that the hummingbirds can dine without the cats being able to attack them. Here is a link that might be useful: lady alice link