A Great Container Variety

Dark and dramatic, the near black flowers of Lily Trendy Las Palmas are tipped in deep pumpkin orange. Long, slender leaves scamper up the tall stems as a fitting backdrop for the sumptuous six-pointed star-shaped flowers. Straight stems and countless buds yield superb cut flowers. Asiatic Lilies are the earliest to bloom in the Lilium family and easiest to grow.

Plant Type: Bulbs

Species: Asiatic

Height: Medium 16-20"

Spacing: Plant 6" apart

Bloom Time: Early Summer to Mid-Summer

Sun / Shade: Full Sun to Mostly Sunny

Hardy Zones: 4-9

Soil Type: Normal

Special Features

 Beneficial for Pollinators: Attracts Butterflies and Hummingbirds

 Good for Cut Flowers: Long-Blooming

Planting Sites

 OK in Containers

Lily General Information

Exotic looking, but not fussy. Asiatic Lily are the first Lilies (Lilium) to bloom in summer in a wide variety of bold or pastel colors. Will multiply quickly.

Lily Plant Care

Asiatic Lilies like direct sunlight and well-drained soil. Plant 6" apart and 6" deep. Remove faded flowers, but do not remove or cutback stalks until complete dieback has occurred in the fall, it could weaken the bulb. Divide plants every 3 or 4 years in spring when new growth emerges.