Oriental Lily &

Oriental Lily 'Star Gazer'
(3 bulbs)

Regular price $20.99
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DESCRIPTION

The spectacular large blooms of the Oriental Lily 'Star Gazer' make this lily one of the most popular lilies. Each large crimson-coloured bloom is sprinkled with darker freckles and the petals are edged in white. Add to that the heady fragrance and you will understand why. This lily blooms profusely in mid to late summer. You might see up to eight blooms on each sturdy stalk. Keep deadheading spent flowers and they will continue to bloom. 'Star Gazer' tolerates almost any soil, but make sure it is free-draining and watered consistently. Plant Oriental Lily 'Star Gazer' in a border in large groups, or a planter, so you can keep it close to the house to enjoy its unforgettable fragrance.

Sold as package of 2 bulbs.


Botanical name: Lilium orientale
Lifecycle: Perennial
Features: Suitable for containers, Cut flower, Easy to grow

*This item ships in April through May, according to the ideal planting time for your hardiness zone.

GROWING REQUIREMENTS

Light: Full sun, Part sun
Soil type: Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand
Hardiness zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Planting time: Early spring

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

Height: 3-4'
Spread: 1-2'
Bloom time: Mid summer, Late summer

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Learn more about hardiness zones and why they're important by checking out our 'Canada's hardiness zones explained' blog post!