Do you know if they are Hemerocallis fulva which is a daylily, or if they were Lilium lancifolium

In different parts of the country both are referred to as Ditch Lilies.
The Hemerocallis fulva is sometimes referred to as Tiger Lily.

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chemocurl...aka Sue

I have both the plain orange and the spotted.

It's always frustrating when people abandon their posts. I wonder why they bothered to write them in the first place.

It's also strange when people respond to posts without having enough information. As Sue wrote, we don't know what the OP was asking for. Neither Hemerocallis fulva or Lilium lancifolium are natives. So Plain orange and spotted what?

I'm looking for turks cap and tiger lily bulbits if anyone has any to spare. I don't have anything but hollyhocks to trade right now as I just bought my home a couple months ago. Please let me know!