What’s in a name? The lilies of Lillifield are purely symbolic, as they were in the biblical text which inspired the name.  There, it really referred to the wildflowers which covered the fields in a blaze of colour.  It simply used them as an example of nature’s abundance.
“Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow”.  He said, “they toil not, nor do they spin.  And yet I say unto you that even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.”

Wildflowers may not toil or spin but they frequently grow, as ours do – in very difficult situations:  among rocks, in a path, in the roots of a tree.  And yet, through persistent endeavour they are able to bloom in all their beauty.  For they fulfill their role in harmony with nature.  How much more then, will nature reward us if we apply ourselves as they do, for we have so much more to give.

If we are prepared to invest our energies and our talents in harmony with our environment the result must be an abundance of nature’s bounty for us to have and to share.  As it is with the “lilies of the field”!