Lily Satisfaction | Hybrid Lily Trees | Gurney's Seed and Nursery

(2 customer reviews)

Spectacular new Hybrid Lily Trees combine the glorious colors and enchanting fragrance of Oriental Lilies with the stately shape and size of Trumpet Lilies.
Carefree and easy to grow, be sure to plant where neighbors and passersby can see and smell them. They'll be sure to thank you and ask how you grow such incredible lilies. You must really have a green thumb is a remark you're likely to hear!
This remarkable Lily Tree reaches a height of up to 48 in. in its first season, and reaches up to 100 in. after just 3 years. Big buds open to upward-facing, 8-in. trumpet-shaped blooms4 to 5 the first year. After 3 years, enjoy an exceptional 20-30 flowers!
Use on their own as a dramatic planting; lush green foliage also makes a fabulous backdrop for smaller perennials. Spectacular for long-lasting cut flowers. Blooms mid to late summer. Thrives in sun to partial shade.
14-16 cm bulbs.
Zones 3-10.

Product Details

Zones: 3-10
Height: 48' 1 year, 70" 2. year, 3 year 100"
Spacing: 12" apart
Depth: 5-6" deep
Spread: 12"
Sun/Shade: Sun or partial shade

Color: Beautiful red flowers with a yellow throat
Foliage: Large green foliage
Blooms: Mid to late summer
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- Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Your neighbors will be so jealous
Reviewed By: M.Montalvo (York, PA)
These bulbs are amazing. When I purchased them 3 yrs ago I thought now way would they get so big. 1st year they were pretty small only about 3ft and 0-2 flowers. 2nd year a little bigger 5ft and 3-6 flowers. However this year they were humongous 7ft and 12-18 flowers. They also sent up many baby plants some of which bloomed this year. I purchased a package of 8 plants 3 yrs ago, this year I had over 40 plants come up. this was a good investment as all the neighbors come up to the house and ask how do I get my lilies to grow so big. also they are very fragrant.

- Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Mine must be a Bonzai
Reviewed By: jack (miami, florida)
I was all excited to plant these Lily "trees". But after 3 months in the ground with almost daily rains, it is still only about 8" high. It's been fertilized and cared for but just won't grow. The other 3 Lily Tree bulbs never sprouted.

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