Lilium maculatum ssp davuricum f rebunense Jeffersonia since it was first introduced

since it was first introduced in 1864

This can be done most times of the year

(aka: 'Kitsuyoteh Hakafu'

which are nestled just atop the foliage in mid-April (NC)

each highlighted with a dramatic white central streak

Lilium maculatum ssp davuricum f rebunense Jeffersonia since it was first introducedI knew I was in love again when Lilium maculatum ssp. davuricum f. rebunense first flowered in our garden in 2012. The dwarf Rebun Island lily is endemic to Japan's Rebun Island, north of Hokkaido (same latitude as Montreal, Canada), where it grows among the rocks along the seacoast. Rebun Island is known for its dwarf alpine plants and this form of Lilium maculatum ssp. davuricum is no exception. In our garden, Rebun lily tops out at an amazing 5"