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800-644-5505Anouska Roselily
Old Price $47.99 Price $29.99
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sku # 81183
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Roselilies are beautiful, colourful Oriental lilies that are double flowering, delightfully fragrant and pollen free.
Fully double, white blooms tinged with pink boast wide, pink edges along each petal. You'll have plenty of flowers to enjoy in clean, pollen-free bouquets.
They're ideal for lily lovers who are allergic to pollen or simply want to avoid getting pollen stains on clothing. These cold-hardy plants overwinter in place, so you won't need to lift the bulbs in fall!
- Zone 3-9
- Light Requirements Sun to Partial Shade
- Height 70 cm
- Size 14-18 cm
- Bloom Time Midsummer
Product Details
- Botanical NameLilium oriental 'Anouska'
- FormBulb
- Flower FormDouble flowers, approx. 15 cm in diameter.
- Hardiness Zone3-9
- Foliage TypeLinear, glossy green leaves arranged in whorls or spirals up erect stems.
- Growth RateMedium
- Spread30 cm
- Planting Instructions15 cm deep and 30 cm apart
- Soil RequirementsPrefers well drained soil, but will tolerate heavier soils.
- Spacing 30 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionAverage water needs. Water regularly, do not overwater
- Winter careProvide a layer of mulch for winter protection. Remove in early spring.
- PruningDon't remove leaves until they have died down in fall. They help provide nourishment to the bulb for next season's blooms.
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