Add grace to your garden with the regal presence of Lilium, commonly known as the Lily. Lilies unfold with large, trumpet-shaped flowers held on tall, sturdy stems. Ranging in colors from pure whites, soft pinks, and vibrant yellows to deep oranges and rich reds, each Lily variety offers a unique bloom with intricate patterns and often a delightful fragrance. This is a versatile choice for any gardener.
Growing Tips:
- Sunlight: Requires full sun to partial shade; ensure at least six hours of sunlight for optimal blooming.
- Soil: Well-draining soil is essential; amend with organic matter for improved fertility.
- Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during the growing season.
- Hardiness: Lilies are hardy in various USDA zones, depending on the specific type and variety.
|
Golden Matrix
|
This Asiatic Lily produces bright yellow and freckled flowers for gardens in zones 3-9. Golden Matrix does great in beds or pots and will grow to about 12-18” tall making it the perfect choice to tuck in with roses. It will bloom between late spring and early summer.
|
|
Buzzer
|
Reaching 12-16” tall, Buzzer is an Asiatic lily with large, rose-red blooms that thrive well in beds or pots. This lily is a great choice for cutting and has bright green leaves all season long in gardens in zones 4-9. Plant en masse for a dazzling and bright addition to the garden.
|
|
Trendy Savannah
|
Trendy Savannah is a shorter lily that does well along paths or tucked in around roses, reaching just 14” tall but with huge 6” flowers of lilac, raspberry and pink. This prolific early to midsummer bloomer does well in zones 3-8 and can handle rough weather conditions.
|
|
Trendy Nicosia
|
Choose Trendy Nicosia for smaller garden beds and growing areas. It’s baby pink flowers with bright white centers feature deep pink freckles against glossy, green foliage. Use this lily as a border or in containers for a splash of color in zones 3-8.
|
Skip to content
