Gorgeous in a patio pot and an ideal flower for edging, you're sure to embrace this versatile and uniquely hued dwarf variety. Bred to remain compact, there's nothing small about its dramatic, up-facing flowers, which are a rich rosy pink to purple with a deep maroon almost black center. This vigorous and long-lasting plant increases in beauty each year when left undisturbed after flowering. Suitable for Southern gardens. Plant in groups of threes for a nice look, 12" apart, and 4-6" deep. Easily grown in average soil with good drainage in a sunny to part shade location. Just think cool roots and sunny flowers (plant where the roots will stay cool among other plants (or mulch) and where the flower stalks will be in full sun) for best results. With consistent moisture, your lilies will provide flowers from June to July, after your Tulips and Daffodils and before Summer Lavender, Salvia, and Delphinium. (18”-20” tall x 12-24” wide)