If you can't find bulbs, you can easily propagate them from seeds. It is more safe, as there is a bigger chance for the plants for being free from virus.

I think B & D Lilies carries them. However, they seemed to be sold out of things right now. They'll might have them back for fall planting.

Here is a link that might be useful: B & D lilies

I looked at B & D, yes they are sold out :( What about seeds, has anyone started them from seed? Where can I find them?

Thanks Jackie

I have kept Madonna lilies going that were in my family from almost 100 years ago. I have letters refering about them in the 1930s and my dad sold the flowers from 40s through 70s. I brought the last bulbs to WA after he died.
I move the bulbs frequently to new ground to prevent virus and will try starting seeds this summer/fall. I have seen bulbs offered in several bulb catalogs. The Madonna lilies have a very short dormant time. Here it is roughly the month of August. I replant them in September and then the green starts to come up. Check with BandD they are local to me and would have them in August if they have them. I do know that some times they have bulbs not listed in the catalog, but will sell, if you ask....very nice people.