© Canadian Prairie Lily Society (CPLS) 2019
Canadian Prairie Lily Society
Welcome
Membership in the Society is open to all, especially
those interested in growing, showing and hybridizing
lilies.
The Society sponsors several annual events for its members - a Fall bulb sale (Sept/Oct), a judged lily show (July), informational meetings, and an annual general meeting. Members receive a 10% discount on mail order bulbs.The Society received its charter under the provincial
societies act in 1973.
The Canadian Prairie Lily Society was founded in 1967 by a group of individuals with a strong interest and love for the genus Lilium. The aims of the Society then and now are: • to promote the interest of growing lilies in home gardens, • to provide information to members and the public in matters pertaining to growing lilies in the garden, • to sponsor a public exhibition in July each year and to make suitable awards to judged exhibits, and • to encourage hybridizing of lilies and to make suitable recognition of outstanding achievements in this field.CPLS is affiliated with the North American Lily Society.
Annual General Meeting
2020 - TBA
Annual Lily Show
CPLS 53rd Annual Lily Show
2019 - July 19 & 20
The Mall at Lawson Heights
134 Primrose Drive, Saskatoon
* Download Show ScheduleAnnual Bulb Sales
2019 - October 4 & 5
The Mall at Lawson Heights
134 Primrose Drive, Saskatoon
NALS Annual Lily Show & Symposium
2019 - July 10 to 14
Boston, MA USA
© Canadian Prairie Lily Society (CPLS) 2019
Canadian Prairie
Lily Society
Welcome
Membership in the Society is open to
all, especially those interested in
growing, showing and hybridizing
lilies.
The Society sponsors several annual events for its members - a Fall bulb sale (Sept/Oct), a judged lily show (July), informational meetings, and an annual general meeting. Members receive a 10% discount on mail order bulbs.The Society received its charter
under the provincial societies act in
1973.
The Canadian Prairie Lily Society was founded in 1967 by a group of individuals with a strong interest and love for the genus Lilium. The aims of the Society then and now are: • to promote the interest of growing lilies in home gardens, • to provide information to members and the public in matters pertaining to growing lilies in the garden, • to sponsor a public exhibition in July each year and to make suitable awards to judged exhibits, and • to encourage hybridizing of lilies and to make suitable recognition of outstanding achievements in this field.CPLS is affiliated with the North American
Lily Society.
