Many sites sell salmon‑colored "tiger lilies" that are actually Lilium tigrinum. True orange tiger lily is Lilium lancifolium. Sources: Pacific Bulb Society, Desert Tropicals, and seeds from Rare Exotic Seeds. Growing from seed is affordable and ensures true color.
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