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| Dr. Art Evans and his lily garden | |
The challenge of a warm Arkansas climate has not stopped Art Evans from creating beautiful new interspecific OT and tetraploid Asiatic lily hybrids. A special thank you goes to Larry Diehl, NALS Seed Exchange Chairman, for his permission to use these photographs. Enjoy the photographs on this site but remember that they are the property of the photographer and the North Star Lily Society. They may not be used without our permission. |
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| Join us on March 13 for our General Membership Meeting. Click on our Calendar of Events link for more information about Dr. Evans seminar. | |
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| Notice the aluminum foil wrapped around the pistils of several of the lilies in these photos and the removal of pollen from the anthers of others. This is how Dr. Evans protects the crosses he intends to make with these blossoms from the visits of bees and other insects. | |
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Dr. Evans shares his lily seeds with the North American Lily Society’s annual seed exchange. NALS members have the opportunity to acquire lily seeds from Dr. Evans garden as well as the seeds of other NALS members. Visit lilies.org for more information about this program. Dr. Evans is building and has launched his own website, visit artevans.org for more photos and hybridizing information. |
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