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Paradisea Liliastrum
£4.95
Paradisea liliastrum ( St Bruno’s lily) is a hardy clump forming herbaceous perennial it has been awarded the R.H.S.award for garden merit which it apply deserves , being mostly pest free, it has strap like leaves and strong stems that hold it’s white trumpet shaped flowers, a native of the Pyrenees and Alps it copes well with our British weather.
Plants are supplied in a 1.5ltr pot.
2 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun - semi shade
Soil - Moist well draind
Height - 80cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - May - June
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