Orienpets bloom in late June/early July here in Maryland. Orientals bloom later than Orienpets, but not in August/September of course. There are a lot of dwarf Orientals.

Hi ccatt:

I think it is highly unlikely you will find a dwarf variety (I have never seen a dwarf trumpet lily which is one of the parents). The vast majority of my Orientals are quite tall also so it is no surprise the cross between the two are quite large. Some are even pedaling these as 'tree lilies' to reflect the size of these plants.

I have a few, this year (3rd year) they were amazing. They were all over six feet tall, 'Honeymoon' was close to 8 feet tall. They look and smell fantastic, I would find some room in your yard for them even if you cant find a 'dwarf'

Cheers,
MG

PS I would not doubt that someone figures out how to breed some dwarf varities in the near future (if there is a demand for such a thing).

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Hi Alina 1 and Mystery Gardener,
Thank you very much for your input. I really appreciate it.
Cheers,
ccatt