Pink Planet Lilies, in contrast to the typical downward-facing Christmas Lily, feature outward to upward-facing trumpets and emit a delightful fragrance.

These Trumpet Lilies are simply outstanding. Their long skinny trumpets on tall stems boast 12 – 20cm blooms at 80+ cm high. Easy to grow they can produce up to 10-15 flowers per stem when fully grown. They will grow well in most areas of the garden but prefer a sunny well drained position.
Plant lily bulbs 8-10cm deep, 15-20 cm apart, in well worked soil. If drainage is a problem, plant shallower and mound soil over the bulb. A good dressing of fertilizer is recommended each Spring. To prevent aphid and occasional fungi attacks, spray new growth every 2-3 weeks with a recommended fungicide/insecticide. These free flowering plants can be left undisturbed for years. For best results year after year feed with Fiesta Bulb Food. Tip: snap off old flowers or seed pods to encourage healthy bulb growth.
 
Lilies in Containers:
Choose a container 15-20 cm in diameter and 20-25 cm deep, the size of the container really depends on the size of the bulb. 1-2 cm of gravel or broken pot should be placed in the bottom for drainage. Fill one third with good free draining soil mix, place the bulb in and fill at least 4-6 cm of soil over the top of the bulb. Keep adequately watered. Some varieties are particularly suited for pot culture and are magnificent in bloom especially when 3-5 bulbs are planted in a correspondingly large patio container.

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