Lilium lancifolium

Lilium lancifolium seems much larger and goes for full sun. The leaves on this are more delicate, maybe 1/4" across x 2-3" long and the stem staggers side to side at each leaf juncture (a crooked line). The little beady things are about the size of maybe a quilting pin head.

Could this be a different lilium type....any guesses out there?

Lilium bulbiferum is a remote possibility, but your plant looks more like Lilium lancifolium. AFAIK none of our native lilies form bulbils in the leaf axils.

Thanks! Maybe these are kinda stunted from being in not enough sun....? I've been watching this area (is a neighbor's yard area) and haven't seen them bloom yet. Wonder if these form bulbils before making a flower?

Thanks!

I think it is just a young lancifolium. They will make bulbils before flowering, maybe even before they are mature enough to flower. Of course, they do go for full sun, if they don't get enough, they may not flower.