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Lilium hansonii, Leicht. Golden Turk's-cap Lily. Japanese Turk's-cap Lily.  Bulb nearly globular, 2-3 in. diam., white or pale yellow, often tinged purple: st. smooth, 3-5 ft. high: leaves horizontal, 4-5 in. long, 3/4 - l in. wide, usually in 1-3 whorls near middle of st. with a few scattered ones above and below: flowers 1-10, 1 1/2 - 2 1/2 in. diam., slightly fragrant, with thick, waxy segms. of a bright golden yellow, spotted purplish brown; anthers orange-red. June, early July. Japan. — One of the best and most beautiful lilies for general culture, easily grown, robust and permanent. L. Marhan, Hort., is a garden hybrid between L. Martagon var. album and L. Hansonii; it resembles the former in habit of growth, but the flowers are of the same shape, size and thick, waxy texture as those of the latter; color bright orange-yellow, veined, shaded and spotted reddish brown. A similar hybrid between L. Martagon var. dalmaticum and L. Hansonii is known as L. Dalhansonii, Hort. The flowers are not so bright in color, however.
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