Lilium michiganense Shelby Kniphofia You will need to have

You will need to have something for it to climb on during the growing season

where it grows in wet seeps

the old foliage burned off

This vigorously multiplying hybrid (possibly Crinum 'JC Harvey' x Crinum scabrum) was hybridized in Florida during the 1920s by Louis Bosanquet and named after his wife

Lilium michiganense Shelby Kniphofia You will need to haveLilium michiganense 'Shelby' is a Shelby County, Alabama, discovery shared by native plantswoman Jan Midgley. The 4' tall stalks are clothed with whorled leaves and topped with 3 5 pendent flower buds that open in early June 3. 5" wide orange red flowers with strongly recurved petals and a yellow orange throat with cinnamon spots. Moist, rich soils and several hours of full sun are ideal for this stoloniferous native lily that forms a 2 3' wide clump