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Tiger lilies (Lilium lancifolium) stand 3 to 4 feet tall and have large, freckled, pendulous blooms with recurved petals. Tiger lilies are very hardy (zones 3 t...
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Tiger lilies (Lilium lancifolium) stand 3 to 4 feet tall and have large, freckled, pendulous blooms with recurved petals. Tiger lilies are very hardy (zones 3 to 9) and will multiply to form large clumps over the years. They are happy almost anywhere, producing a dozen or more flowers on each stem.
he Tiger Lily has a strong, sweet and distinctively lily smell. Besides producing a stunning spectacle, most parts of this plant are edible. There are two varieties of the Tiger Lily:
The Oriental Variety: Propagates through bulbs that form at leaf axils.
The Common Wildflower Variety: Propagates by tuberous roots.
The Tiger Lily is known by a host of different names in different parts of the world. Some of the synonyms are: Lilium tigrinum, Devil Lily, Kentan, Lilium lancifolium, Leopard Lily, Pine Lily, Lilium catesbaei, Columbia lily, Oregon Lily, Western Wood Lily, Chalice-Cup Lily, Western Red Lily, etc.
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he Tiger Lily has a strong, sweet and distinctively lily smell. Besides producing a stunning spectacle, most parts of this plant are edible. There are two varieties of the Tiger Lily:
The Oriental Variety: Propagates through bulbs that form at leaf axils.
The Common Wildflower Variety: Propagates by tuberous roots.
The Tiger Lily is known by a host of different names in different parts of the world. Some of the synonyms are: Lilium tigrinum, Devil Lily, Kentan, Lilium lancifolium, Leopard Lily, Pine Lily, Lilium catesbaei, Columbia lily, Oregon Lily, Western Wood Lily, Chalice-Cup Lily, Western Red Lily, etc.
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cmlppphotos
July 02, 2016
Beautiful Lily image...there is a slight pinkish tint to this mono image that is quite striking!
trainwoman
July 02, 2016
OUTSTANDING BEAUTY......love everything about this. Great choice of editing
AnneDphotography
July 03, 2016
one of your best Doug , the black and white adds mood and depth ... very nicely capture and post processed
Mother_Nature
July 04, 2016
Thank you Catherine- the only software to touch this image was the Saturation was dropped to zero--I also like the affect
Mother_Nature
July 04, 2016
Hello Glenda--No, editing--Shot with flash in shade--and dropped the Saturation--Thank you
Mother_Nature
July 04, 2016
Thank you Anne--actually No Processing-asides from Dropping saturation to zero.
A_B_digital
July 04, 2016
A real winner this one Doug. Being in B&W makes us notice the structure and texture more, and those droplets are fantastic. Great capture!
mjhousto
July 05, 2016
Beautifully captured and edited, Doug. Excellent contrast and details in this lily. Well done.
mihrt
July 06, 2016
Excellent capture and edit Doug! Your choice to drop the saturation worked well.
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