Lilium 'Pearl Justine'

Recurved flowers in rockmelon shades. The blooms are almost spot free which is very unusual for these types of Lilies. The flowers tend to be more outward facing, rather than pendent.

It is hard to sing their praises enough! These flowers have a refined grace that is hard to surpass. They grow to a handy height and produce plenty of flowers. Each bloom is around 15cm across and is outward to slightly pendent, coy in their beauty.

Pearl Asiatic Lilies have a softness to the flower colour that makes them really stand out in a crowd. What is more is they are on show for up to four weeks, which makes them terrific value.

One of the first lilies to open, Pearl Asiatic Lilies generally flower late December/early January but will usually bloom a little earlier in their first year. They make excellent, lasting cut flowers and are really easy to grow.

Choose a humus rich, well drained soil in a sunny location. They will appreciate afternoon shade, especially in warmer climates. Simply plant, your Pearl Asiatic Lilies, fertilise and enjoy. Leaving them in the ground to establish and they will bring you years of joy.