Lilium michiganense Michigan Lily - Prairie Moon Nursery
Michigan Lily dangles beautiful orange to red-orange flowers in summer. Its petals curve strongly backward, distinguishing it from other native Lilies. Challenging and slow to grow from seed, it prefers mostly sunny sites with medium to wet soil. It can be planted in perennial borders or even along ponds and streams.
Lilium michiganense - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Lilium michiganense, commonly called Michigan lily, is native to portions of the central and southern United States where it grows in wet meadows, bottomlands, moist woodland edges and openings, prairies, roadsides, and railroad right-of-ways. Typically grows 2-5' tall.
Unveiling Lilium michiganense: A Captivating Native Lily
Behold the enchanting Lilium michiganense, also known as the Michigan Lily, which defies the ordinary conventions of its lily counterparts. Standing tall at 4 to 6 feet, this native treasure can be discovered in scattered pockets across Illinois and many other states throughout the country.
Lilium michiganense (Michigan Lily) - Gardenia
Native to northern and central North America, Lilium michiganense (Michigan Lily) is an incredibly graceful species with slender stems clad with lance-shaped leaves arranged in whorls. In early to mid-summer, orange-red flowers, 3 in. wide (7 cm), resembling Turk’s cap Lilies appear at the top of the stems and last about 1 month.
Lilium michiganense (Michigan Lily) - Minnesota Wildflowers
Michigan Lily flowers resemble those of Tiger Lily (L. lancifolium) but the leaves are distinctly different and Tiger Lily has distinctive bulbets in the leaf axils. While Michigan Lily plants are often found singly in the wild, it can produce dense stands under cultivation though many gardeners find it has difficulty persisting over time.
Lilium michiganense - Wikipedia
Lilium michiganense is a species of true lily commonly referred to as the Michigan lily. [2] It is a wildflower present in prairie habitats in the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley regions of the United States and Canada, from South Dakota through Ontario to New York, south to Georgia and Oklahoma. [3] [4]
Michigan Lily (Lilium michiganense) - Illinois Wildflowers
Range & Habitat: The native Michigan Lily occurs in scattered counties of Illinois (see Distribution Map), where it is uncommon. Habitats include moist black soil prairies, openings in deciduous woodlands, typical thickets and sandy thickets, Bur Oak savannas, moist sandy meadows along rivers, swamps, fens, and prairie remnants along railroads.
Lilium michiganense - Blue Thumb
Michigan Lily looks similar to Tiger Lily but it has differently-shaped leaves and its petals curve backwards dramatically. It prefers sunny sites and medium to wet soil. Good as a border plant or along shorelines. USDA symbol: LIMI9.
Michigan Lily (Lilium michiganense): Ultimate Care Guide
The beautiful Michigan Lily (Lilium michiganense) is a perennial plant which can become as tall as 5 inches. The Michigan Lily leaves are elliptic in shape and smooth along their margins; the leaf venation is parallel. The upper leaf surface is medium green whilst the lower leaf surface is light-medium or whitish green.
Lilium michiganense - Michigan Lily - Native Plant
Michigan lily is found in dry to mesic prairies, fens, and woodlands. It is found in high quality native areas, but also can be propogated in the home garden. It grows very upright with sprays of leaves coming of the stem. Whorls of orange flowers form in mid summer and last nearly a month.