Lilium Must See

Description

A wonderful new double lily that has unstable flowers resulting in them being either white or orange or a combination. Lily Must See is the best name for this lily as it says it all! A double pollen free lily must see is quite unusual, superb and will hit the mark with those who do not like the mess the pollen brings. Lilies are a very popular group and still one of the most popular garden plants grown in the UK. Very versatile and as such can be grown in borders, pots, patios and greenhouses.

Cultivation Instructions

Plant indoors: Lilies are very hardy and can withstand the cold so can be planted direct into soils outside in gardens, containers and borders.

Plant Outside: Lilies are a very versatile garden plant and they are ideal when grown in borders or containers around the house and garden. Once planted lilies are best left undisturbed for a number of years. Cultivate soils to a depth of 25cms and plant bulbs 10-15cms deep and 10cms apart. In heavy soils add humus matter and dig in well. Lilies prefer to be grown in well drained soils in the cooler or shadier parts of the garden. Lilies do like to get some sun during the day so very shaded areas are not recommended.

Care Tips:

Protect the young shoots from slugs and snails and remember to feed the bulbs with bone-meal or something similar during the flowering period.

In heavy soils add a handful of grit to the hole before planting the lily.

Lilies will benefit from using  root grow when planting.

Growing Information

Flowering height: Flowering height: 28-32″ (70-80cms)

Flowering Period: July to August

Soil type: Soil type: Free draining soils that do not dry out

Aspect: Semi shade to full sun.

Fragrant: Yes

Bulb spacing: Garden 10cms. Containers so as bulbs do not touch each other

Planting depth: Garden 10-15cms, Containers minimum 10cms

For further growing instructions and information read our Blog article.

Our Tip: Pests. If Lily beetle is a problem, spray with an appropriate insecticide. Alternatively the orange adults can be picked off and then check the underneath of the leaves for larvae.

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