"Many folks refer to these flowers as tiger lilies. For my part, I call them wild day lilies, differentiated from the many varieties of carefully cultivated hybrids that are presently available. For a gardener in Maine, these plants are a staple, as they have numerous helpful attributes. You can be sure they'll bloom throughout the month of July; they will grow in any type of soil; no interest for pests; and, they are ignored by deer. Once in place, these beauties take virtually no care. They are, though, not for sale at the garden center, so if you don't have any, you'll need to find a neighbor who'll share."

-Nancy Coleman, artist

Print of ink and water color.

Image size: 5.75" x 5"

Matted: 9"x 9"