Slender stalks topped with a cluster of large, exotic, fragrant flowers.
Oriental Lilies are later to bloom than other types, with intoxicatingly fragrant star-shaped flowers that are superb for cutting. They prefer a rich, moist soil on the acidic side, with similar needs to Rhododendrons. This compact selection has petals of deep cherry-pink with a crisp white edge, very much like the well-known ?Stargazer? but much shorter in habit. Especially nice in tubs or containers. Remove dead stems in the fall. USPPP: unlicensed propagation prohibited.
Blooms late summer to fall
18-20 In
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Full Sun,Partial Sun
Grow at 55-60° F night temps. Water lightly until sprouts emerge, then keep evenly moist. Once buds are present never allow soil to completely dry out, since it could cause them to abort. When sprouts are 2-3" tall a fertilizer program can begin as directed.
Plants Per Gallon: 1 to 2
Storage Temperature Prior to Planting: 28
Cooler Humidity Prior to Planting: Low
Allow lilies to thaw at 45-55° F to avoid damage to roots. Put 1-2" of potting soil in bottom of pot. Place bulb pointy side up then finish filling pot. Use a broad spectrum fungicide according to directions. Water in really well right after planting.
Easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil in full sun to partial sun.