Lilium formosanum Giant Form Bulgaria drought-loving perennial/sub-shrub from the Transcaucasia

drought-loving perennial/sub-shrub from the Transcaucasia (Italy west to Georgia)

Joseph Rehmann (1799-1831)

We have found Lilium concolor quite easy to grow in a wide range of garden conditions

garden of the late Francis Marion Galloway

This deer-resistant dark green euphorbia more closely resembles a forest of dwarf pittosporum

Lilium formosanum Giant Form Bulgaria drought-loving perennial/sub-shrub from the TranscaucasiaVirtually every year, this giant lowland form of the Taiwanese Lilium formosanum is one of our top selling plants. Just imagine a lily that enjoys heat, flowers the first year from seed, and eventually reaches more than 7' tall with a dozen or more 10" long, sweetly fragrant, pure white flowers in early August. After the flowers fade, the old seed stalks turn upward, making a classy candelabra that dries atop the stalk for a great winter ornament in