Michigan Lily Lilium michiganense

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About This Plant

Grown from a bulb, this lily does well in wet soils. Pretty, speckled orange petals and sepals curl back on themselves. They look great planted in large groups.

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Michigan lily is often mistaken with, or mistakenly called Turk’s cap lily, which is a different species.

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