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chenning3
Pittsburgh, PA
(Zone 6a)

July 27, 2005
09:13 PM

Post #1654591

Oriental Lily 'Star Gazer'
Lilium
Hybridized by L. Woodriff, 1978
Additional info: (aka Stargazer)

Stargazer Lily in Pittsburgh PA 07-27-05

http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/1427/

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knees
Washington, DC
(Zone 7a)

March 28, 2006
05:19 PM

Post #2145838

What DID you FEEED this one? It is spectacular! I have never had lilies; I believe I don't have enough full sun, but just found very 'cheap' bulbs. I picked up a pack of 4 and it is Stargazer. I can't imagine I will have this beauty in my garden. I planted the bulbs yesterday. Any special care and attention you may suggest?
kniphofia
Ashington
United Kingdom
(Zone 8a)

March 29, 2006
06:16 AM

Post #2147012

Gorgeous photo!

Watch out knees, you'll get hooked! Lilies are absolutely essential in a garden and they are very easy to grow. Just plant them and stand back... You should do fine if you have at least some sun on the plants during the day.

'Stargazer' is deservedly popular, oh that scent! You may want to try the white 'Casablanca' too which is a knockout.

Do post pics of your plants when they flower, and enjoy!

Sue
chenning3
Pittsburgh, PA
(Zone 6a)

April 08, 2006
01:57 PM

Post #2174130

The bed featuring these lilies and others I hope to photograph this year contained yews (I don't know if the spelling is correct, but it is an evergreen) that are said to deplete soil of nutrients. We were told to add lime to the soil, and purchased regular top soil and manure mixed 1/2 and 1/2 to fill in the holes. Other than that 1 time feeding, we haven't done anything special. I think I purchased this as a plant, and it receives full sun most of the day. I just looked at the picture for the first time in a while and was suprised to see so many blooms on it too! I am glad you enjoy it knees. Thank you very much.


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jasminebugli
Jamshedpur
India
(Zone 10a)

November 21, 2006
02:49 AM

Post #2933038

Hi,
The 'Star Gazer' looks very attractive .Can we see it bloom in the pots? Can you help me if i 'll like to get its bulbs for my balcony garden.
Jasmine
Opoetree
Oak View, CA

June 21, 2008
11:48 PM

Post #5140656

Never have seen so many blooms!

I have 2 plants and one of them is very tall this year...about 3 feet tall with 7 buds. It will look really pretty, but you have a regular debutante's bouquet in that picture!

Really, really amazingly beautiful!
Opoetree
Oak View, CA

July 16, 2008
10:34 PM

Post #5271643

The single blooming bulb has begun to show off. So vibrant!

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