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Matisse Oriental Lilies Mixed

A standout blend for colour and fragrance.

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These vibrant flowers will steal the show. This is an unlabelled mixture of catalogue and other varieties, new and old. If you aren't fussy about what colour goes where this is an economical way of introducing fragrance and wow to your garden.

These Lilies will knock your socks off! Matisse Oriental Lilies are look best planted in groups of three or more, and we suggest you plant a few extra just for picking!

These ostentatious flowers command attention. They are wonderfully versatile and make it easy to create an indulgent display of colour for summer. Gorgeous in the garden and perfect for potting and cut flowers too.

Their heady fragrance permeates the summer garden with its sophisticated notes. As well as adding glamour and fragrance to the garden, these Lilies are tough enough to withstand our hot summers.

Plant Lilies in a humus rich, well drained soil. Water to establish and keep moist during active growth. They are best protected from the hot afternoon sun.

It is a good idea to fertilise your Lilies, this will help to give you the best blooms. Adding a fertiliser when you first see growth, then again as they are fading is ideal.

If you are growing your Lilies in pots, fertiliser is even more important and in this case a slow release pellet such as Thrive, or a regular application of liquid fertiliser is best. Water the pots regularly, potting mix is perfectly drained so dries out quickly, especially during summer. It is important for the growth of the bulb that regular moisture is maintained.

In warmer climates, it is a good idea to grow your Liliums in part shade or morning sun, as your flowers will last longer.
Why are they called Oriental Lilies? They are a cross of L. auratum (from Japan) and L. speciosum (from Korea). From this humble cross, thousands of amazing varieties have emerged.

Our Tip: when cutting your lilies it is ideal to leave around 1/2 to 2/3 of the stem to keep feeding the bulb so it can produce next year’s flowers.


Supplied as: Bulbs
Size: na

Code

LIZMX

Botantical name

Lilium hybrid

Height

Various

Width

20-30cm

Flowers

Summer

Climate

Cool to Sub-Tropical

Availability

Australia wide

Frost hardiness

Fully Hardy

Aspect

Full Sun to Semi Shade

Supplied as

Bulbs

Size

na

Water needs

2