Amaryllis?

Maybe Hybrid of Asiatic lilies and longiflorum lilies? Leaning towards the latter...

Hard to say without seeing the foliage.

OK, i finally solved it, it's a Triumphator lily. I was at Moody Gardens for the Oleander celebration earlier this year and at a vendor table i bought some bulbs from a garden club from either Houston or Galveston. I got a paper with name and planting instructions and either lost it or my dog ate it (i am a guy and possible for me to lose things but i like to blame my dog!).

These lilies are phenomenal and here's a snip:
The hybrid lily �Triumphator� is a cross of the common Easter lily, which lends stem strength and height, and the Oriental lily, which adds new color and extreme fragrance. This type of hybrid is called an "Orienpet." Both of the parent lilies do well in Texas, but the hybrid of the two performs even better for me. The 6-inch-long Easter-lily-like flowers of �Triumphator� are deep maroon to rose pink on the inside of the throat, fading to pure white at the edges. The first year, bulbs may shoot up only one stem a few feet tall, and produce only a couple of flowers, but be patient. Each year that it returns, this lily will get larger, eventually producing spikes that reach 4 feet tall with up to 20 flowers per stem. The fragrance is incredible and inescapable; it is a softer version of the Oriental lily cut flowers you may have purchased.

Thanks for the help trying to ID.

Wow that's cool, never heard of it before but will be looking for some now.

Thanks for finding out all of that information! These lilies are spectacular and I also will be on the lookout for some. Wow!

Galveston Garden club sells them and caladiums every year. They are a great lily for the Gulf Coast.
Tally HO!