These are large, fragrant, trumpet-shaped flowers on tall stems above green, lance-like leaves. Its true apricot-melon color remain nearly colorfast and sturdy even in searing heat. This trumpet lily is ideal for planting in the perennial garden, in containers or for cut flowers. These lilies are simply stunning in mass and are a great accent plant individually. They are of sturdy habit and do not require any support. Ideal for very exposed gardens.

Hardy perennial that will multiply year after year when planted in the garden. As soon as the bloom has faded, remove it so seeds do not form. Do not remove too much stem and foliage with the blossom as these are needed to build for the next year’s growth.

Planting instructions: Plant in late spring 6" deep in any well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Supply moisture and ample organic material through the growing season and mulch to keep roots cool & moist. Allow stems to die back naturally in the fall. Divide every 3-4 years.

Easy to grow
1. Dig a hole 6" deep.
2. Place bulb in hole, pointed side up.
3. Cover with soil and water thoroughly.

When to Plant Outdoors
Plant in the spring, after the ground warms to about 50º F. Refer to the map for general guidelines.