difference between turk's cap lily and tiger lily Turks Cap Lily Collection

difference between turk's cap lily and tiger lily Turks Cap Lily CollectionEnjoy head turning flower form and a light, wildflower scent from one of the best lily species for naturalizing under all light conditions. This unique mix may take a bit of time to mature, but it is well worth the wait. In later seasons, it will offer up at least 50 elegant blooms per plant! Varieties are not individually labeled. This collection includes 3 each of the following varieties: Fairy Morning: Up to 50 nodding blooms can appear on a single

Enjoy head-turning flower form and a light, wildflower scent from one of the best lily species for naturalizing under all light conditions. This unique mix may take a bit of time to mature, but it is well worth the wait. In later seasons, it will offer up at least 50 elegant blooms per plant! Varieties are not individually labeled.

 
This collection includes 3 each of the following varieties: 

• Fairy Morning: Up to 50 nodding blooms can appear on a single stem, making this Turk’s cap lily an especially showy choice for naturalizing. Its soft pink flowers are flushed with peach and speckled with burgundy, with recurved petals. Ideal for lightly shaded borders or woodland gardens, it also makes a distinctive cut flower.
• Arabian Knight: Each stem of this towering flower produces lots of small, reddish-brown blooms with golden speckles and a skosh of orange along the edges. They prefer to grow in semi-shaded areas. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years as long as they don’t become overcrowded.
• Sunny Morning: Masses of downward-facing, orange-yellow flowers with maroon speckles provide an ever-changing colour show as they nod in the morning sun. You'll delight in how easily this lily naturalizes: A mature and settled bulb produces up to 50 flowers per stem!