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5 ¾”, sev, rec, TET –
Sculpted flowers are becoming more abundant. However, we’ve
not come across anything similar to “The Butler”.
Flowers are a rich, gold-peach blend with a rose
sculpted eye zone. This lily has been most unusual, to
us and everyone who has seen it blooming in the garden.
Debbie Monbeck of Lexington, Kentucky asked us to
consider naming this plant to honor her late father. We
are deeply honored to do so. “Stuart L. Butler” was
a model humanitarian and his string of deeds and
achievements in the state of Kentucky are far too
numerous to list. Among them, and most impressive to us,
was his work for Habitat for Humanity, for which he
constructed some 20 homes for those in need. Who Did It?
Stuart Butler Did It! Strong nicely branched scapes are
24”, carrying up to 24 buds. Vigorous plants are
easily fertile both ways.
"Single
Division Only". |
