On 12 Jul 04 at 12:57, DaveKarn@aol.com wrote: > ...The "tiger lily" has long been known to harbor a > number of lily viruses making of it, thus, a "Typhoid Mary" when > grown anywhere near more sensitive lilies, e.g., the Orientals. It > is of more than passing interest that this (triploid?) lily has been > grown for hundreds of years (L. lancifolium or L. tigrinum) in spite > of its virus and has been remarkably tolerant of it. Does anyone know anything about a *yellow* form of the tiger lily? It flowered well this year in a pot, but now 'Citronella' (I think it is) is flowering in the open garden and I wonder if the two are the same. Is the yellow tiger lily just a hybrid cultivar that's been rebranded? -- Rodger Whitlock Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Maritime Zone 8, a cool Mediterranean climate on beautiful Vancouver Island