Lilies are
plants of the northern hemisphere.
In the wild they are found
both in Asia, Europe and
America. In northern countries
such as Korea, Japan and
parts of Siberia, but also
near the equator, in India.
In Europe, the lily
native to the Caucasus,
the Balkans, Greece, Poland, the
Alps and the Pyrenees. In most
states they come
in the wild, except for
the southwestern quarter.
The lily grows well at sea level and in higher elevations, above 3000 meters. In the latter case it is usually in small plants, up to 30 cm, with only one flower per stem. Some lilies have a wide range. Thus, L. for martagon of Siberia to the Balkans. L. regale other hand, was discovered in 1903 on the steep slopes of a remote valley in the Chinese province of Szechuan and is nothing else. At present there are approximately 100 different varieties are known.
The lily grows well at sea level and in higher elevations, above 3000 meters. In the latter case it is usually in small plants, up to 30 cm, with only one flower per stem. Some lilies have a wide range. Thus, L. for martagon of Siberia to the Balkans. L. regale other hand, was discovered in 1903 on the steep slopes of a remote valley in the Chinese province of Szechuan and is nothing else. At present there are approximately 100 different varieties are known.
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