Rose Arch Fox —- This is another martagon that I am using in my program at ‘FURTHERMORE LILIES’ ™️ 

Parentage unknown . Photo note. Dr. R. Gilman photo was taken prior to the Lily being registered. H: E. Fox N: Lily Company B.V., 2010 REG: Lily Company B.V., 2011 Inside of tepals moderate yellowish pink (N170C), shading to moderate reddish orange (179C) towards margins and tips, and with light greenish yellow (3C) flushes; midveins strong yellow-green (144C) for up to half of their length; throat light greenish yellow (3C). Outside of outer tepals strong yellow-green (144B) beside midribs, shading to brilliant yellow (13C) towards margins; margins moderate reddish orange (179C); midribs strong yellow-green (144B). Outside of inner tepals strong yellowish pink (31C); margins moderate red (N34C), with light greenish yellow (3C) flushes; midribs strong yellow-green (144A). Spots moderate red (N34C), distributed over inside of each tepal and along margins of outside of each tepal; papillae absent; nectaries strong yellow-green (144C); pollen and stigma strong orange-yellow (17A). Fls 80mm wide; tepals 40 × 15mm, margins smooth, tips strongly recurved. Lvs 40 × 5mm. Stems 1.2m, green, with up to 8 fls.

         Shading on this particular one is that of blushed oranges tans, browns and yellows. The mix of this is striking as the display branches outward and drops pendant blossoms that are down facing. Unusual and hard to find. I cannot explain the stunning grace that is the substance of this stellar hybrid. There are those that are not particularly fond, but in my world she is the key and the queen of my gardens, at least for now…. ❤️ Look at those marvelous pedicel arch—– wow weeeeee