Double lily varieties
Double lilies carry extra petals in place of stamens, so the flower opens as a layered bloom. The table below compares every variety we list side by side.
- Varieties
- 6
- Height
- 2–3½ ft (56–100 cm)
- Hardiness
- USDA zones 3–10
- Form
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6 Oriental
All 6 double lily varieties
How to choose
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Check the Form column. The doubles we list are recorded with their RHS division, and most are Orientals.
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Compare the Height column before you place them, since heights differ between varieties.
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Look at the Color column for the pattern. Some carry spots or a contrasting edge.
Compare side by side
| Color | Sunlight | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roselily Aisha | Oriental | 2½–3½ ft (70–100 cm) | 3–8 | Midsummer, Late summer | Full sun, Part shade | |
| Roselily Anouska | Oriental | 2½–3½ ft (70–100 cm) | 3–8 | Midsummer, Late summer | Full sun, Part shade | |
| Roselily Editha | Oriental | 2 ft (56–61 cm) | 3–8 | Midsummer | Full sun, Part shade | |
| Roselily Isabella | Oriental | 2½–3½ ft (70–100 cm) | 3–10 | Midsummer, Late summer | Full sun, Part shade | |
| Roselily Natalia | Oriental | 2½–3½ ft (70–100 cm) | 3–10 | Midsummer, Late summer | Full sun, Part shade | |
| Roselily Tatsjana | Oriental | 2½–3 ft (76–91 cm) | 3–8 | Midsummer | Full sun, Part shade |
Frequently asked questions
Do double lilies shed pollen?
Easy to Grow Bulbs and Breck's describe the Roselily doubles they sell as pollen-free, because the flower forms petals where the stamens would be.
How deep should lily bulbs be planted?
The North American Lily Society advises about 3 to 4 inches of soil over small bulbs and 4 to 6 inches over larger ones.