Since 1868 de Jager has been producing top quality, top sized bulbs. The large sizes do make an enormous difference, providing bigger flowers, stronger stems, and better naturalisation. Choose from over 450 varieties and transform your garden with scent and colour. Autumn Flowering Bulbs now available to order.
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100 Double Flowered Freesias Half Price Offer
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Hello, George here, at last Spring is just over the horizon, and today’s De Jager’s HALF-PRICE offer for you, is one of my favourite bulbous flowering plants.
Freesias are a feast for the eyes with their vibrant hues, ranging from the sunniest yellows to the deepest purples, and as you know, the perfume is simply divine.
Therefore, your special 50% discount bargain is:
100 DOUBLE-FLOWERED FREESIA bulbs, normally £30.22 including postage, now for just £15.00 with FREE P&P.
Double-flowered freesias are a variety of the classic freesia, known for their unique beauty and stimulating fragrance. The "double" layers of petals, gives a fuller, abundant appearance compared to their single-flowered siblings. These blossoms come in a delightful array of colours, including white, yellow, pink, red, and purple, adding a splash of colour and elegance to any garden or bouquet.
Flourishing in ways which single-flowered varieties can only wish, the long vase life make these double freesias perfect, not only for enhancing your garden's allure, but also for you to bring taste, style, and scent indoors.
100 DOUBLE-FLOWERED FREESIA bulbs, normally £30.22 including postage, now for just £15.00 with FREE P&P.
Freesias are more than flowers; they are a celebration of elegance and enduring beauty. Each stem boasts not just one, but a bounty of fragrant, double-layered blooms, offering an unrivalled richness in texture and depth of colour. The air in your garden and home will be infused with their honeyed perfume, creating an atmosphere of peacefulness and charm.
"Freesias' perfume: a sweet whisper, enchanting the air with nature's purest grace."
Clearly this an exceptional offer. Close your eyes, picture the colours, and breathe in that sweet scent…too beautiful for words.
My warmest wishes,
GeorgePS Limited numbers. Don't miss out on this half-price bargain, create a perfumed wonderland with 100 double-flowered freesias.
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Belladonna
M5081
Spot autumn-flowering Amaryllis ‘Belladonna’ in the border and you feel as though you have stumbled upon garden treasure. Beautifully scented, exquisite pink flowers are borne in clusters, atop tall, fleshy red stems. The fine, lily-shaped blooms are followed by glossy, strap-like foliage.
Sometimes known as the Belladonna, Jersey or March lily, South African native Amaryllis Belladonna, has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the RHS for garden brilliance.
Grow this showy Amaryllis in clusters or clumps to bloom above shorter plants; we think it looks great with the simple silver foliage of Brunnera, Convovulus and Stachys Byzantina.
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Berlin Giant
M6131
The Queen named Lily of the Valley as her favourite flower – the beautiful, pearl-like ivory bells have featured heavily in royal wedding bouquets, signifying love and fidelity. The distinctive, heady aroma of these humble blooms is often used in luxury perfumes. ‘Berlin Giant’ is an improved strain, with larger blooms and taller stems than the standard varieties, earning itself an RHS Award of Garden Merit. Lily of the Valley pips will quickly naturalise into impressive drifts in the right setting, thriving in shady woodland environments. The elongated stems of ‘Berlin Giant’ make it the ultimate cut flower to fill your home with fragrance.
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Astrosanguineus
M6141
Cosmos ‘Astrosanguineus’ is a decadent treat for your garden, with the delicious rich fragrance of dark chocolate laced with vanilla. Sumptuous, velvety maroon blooms dance on long, wiry stems for an airy, elegant addition to pots and borders. The intoxicating, cocoa scent is equally adored by pollinators, and the open-faced blooms welcome bees and butterflies to indulge in the sweet nectar. Be sure to position some containers next to doors and walkways to fully appreciate the mesmerising perfume as you brush past. These tender perennials originate from Mexico: lift and store indoors over winter to protect them from the cold and wet.
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Amazonica
M6201
Flaunting exquisite, pristine blooms of milky white, Eucharis ‘Amazonica’ bears umbels of up to 6 pendulous flower heads, dangling like chandeliers. Native to Ecuador, this tender perennial will be a mesmerising addition to your greenhouse or indoor plant collection. Each strong stem is surrounded by an abundance of glossy, dark green foliage to emphasise the glinting blooms. Flowering on and off throughout the summer months, Eucharis ‘Amazonica’ is highly scented, filling the room with sweet, fruity fragrance. The RHS has bestowed an Award of Garden Merit upon this variety, in recognition of its first-rate performance and reliability.
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Gardnerianum
M6321
With the dramatic, architectural leaves and vibrant, floriferous spires of Hedychium ‘Gardnerianum’, your garden will be transformed into a lush jungle. A member of the ginger family, this spectacular plant boasts a mass of tropical, verdant foliage. Soaring above the leathery leaves, sturdy stems are packed with scented, lemon-yellow blooms, followed by vivid red seedpods. This variety is one of the hardiest Hedychiums for growing in the UK and has been bestowed with an RHS Award of Garden Merit for reliable performance. Given protection from frost, ‘Gardnerianum’ will prove to be a vigorous perennial for your summer display.
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Double Mixed
M5371
With delightful petticoats of petals, vibrant colour, and exceptional scent, this ‘Double Freesia Mixture’ is a superb addition to your early summer display. A pleasing, joyful combination of pink, mauve, yellow, orange, and white, this kaleidoscopic collection brings instant pizazz to borders, beds, and containers. Freesias truly come into their own as cut flowers. Their spiced, citrus, fresh fragrance is often used in perfumes, and a home-grown bunch will act as a natural scent diffuser in your home. These specially selected varieties boast long, strong stems which are perfect for filling vases and giving in bouquets to loved ones.
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Candicans
M6221
The graceful pillars of Galtonia ‘Candicans’ extend skywards like a magnificent Cathedral spire, giving this bloom its common name of ‘Spire Lily’. ‘Candicans’ is derived from the Latin meaning ‘shining white’ and the long stems live up to their name, gleaming with pearly, bell-shaped flowers. Radiating a light scent, Galtonia is packed with sweet nectar, proving irresistible to pollinators. Native to South Africa, these bulbs are nonetheless hardy and robust, thriving in container displays and naturalising amongst borders and lawns. The RHS has presented this variety with a coveted Award of Garden Merit, proving its excellent performance and reliability.
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Festalis
M6402
Unique and highly rewarding to grow, Hymenocallis ‘Festalis’ will bring a fairy-like delicacy to your floral display. With a heavenly fragrance reminiscent of scented narcissi, this ‘Peruvian Daffodil’ offers a long flowering window throughout the summer. Lacy, ivory-white trumpets are encircled by a distinctive halo of fine, elongated tepals curling back on themselves. ‘Festalis’ has earned the much-coveted RHS Award of Garden Merit for its excellent performance and dependability. The tall, sturdy stems also make exceptional cut flowers and forced bulbs to savour indoors, filling the room with their irresistible perfume.
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Callianthus Murielae
M6231
The sleek, understated sister of Gladioli, Acidanthera ‘Callianthus Murialae’ oozes elegance and refinement. Shapely white petals encircle a star-shaped maroon centre, and the blooms are skirted by long, lithe leaves. In addition to stylish form, ‘Callianthus Murialae’ is enveloped in a cloud of captivating fragrance, with a heady, tantalising scent. Acidanthera make superb cut flowers to be savoured in your home as well as your garden, bringing their grace and exquisite perfume to your floral arrangements. Despite a delicate appearance, this variety proves remarkably resilient and reliable, and has thus been granted a prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
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Lotus Beauty
L3800
A new and deliciously scented, double Oriental lily - ‘Lotus Beauty’ produces undulating white petals, edged and flecked in burgundy which are formed in layers, resembling a lotus flower.
Flowering between June and July, the ruffled blooms are perfect for adding elegant drama at the back of summer borders.
Grows best in full sun or part shade, in rich well-drained soil. Surrounded by lush greens from hardy perennials such as Hosta, Euphorbia and Alchemilla mollis which provide wonderful, supporting foliage – lilies dazzle in the border.
Tall stems and large, fragranced, long-lasting flowers make ‘Lotus Beauty’ an excellent variety for cutting.
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Peony XL Half-Price Offer
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Experience the Romance of Peonies, Where Beauty Meets Fragrance
TWO 5-eyed XL Peony Tubers usual price £31.96 for the pair with postage, but for de Jager's customers, £7.94 each (only £15.88 for the pair!) AND with FREE postage.
You will be receiving:
The 'Sarah Bernhardt'.
The ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ peony is a garden favourite, sporting soft pink petals which look as inviting as a cozy blanket. The scent? Imagine a sweet, light perfume which feels like a fresh spring morning in your garden. This peony attracts the eye in a way that is hard to resist. ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ is not just pretty; it make your garden a place where beauty and fragrance meet. Simple and straightforward, with no fuss needed.
The 'Duchesse de Nemour'.
The 'Duchesse de Nemour' peony is a timeless beauty, boasting lush, creamy white blooms with a hint of lemony green at the base, evoking elegance, and purity with a heart of soft golden stamen. The fragrance is intoxicating, blending sweet, floral notes with a refreshing, clean undertone. This peony turns your garden border into a tranquil, fragrant paradise.
Choosing a large peony tuber with 5 eyes promises a head start towards lush, radiant blooms. These mature tubers ensure a stronger, more robust plant, capable of producing more flowers in its first year. An investment in beauty and resilience, guaranteeing a spectacular garden display with minimal waiting.
De Jager is known for quality and our peonies are carefully cultivated to offer vibrant colours and vigorous health, promising enchantment from late spring to early summer.
These two varieties are long-lived perennials, ensuring vivid blooms year after year, making ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ and ‘Duchesse de Nemours’ a valuable and delightful investment for your garden.
"Every peony petal holds the magic of summer’s first blush."
I do hope you like this offer and believe you will enjoy the lush, full blooms and rich fragrance of your peonies as they flourish in your garden.
My warmest wishes,
George
Proprietor P. de Jager & Sons
PS While stocks last and delivery within 7 days.
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Jalapa
M6521
With a name from the Latin meaning ‘amazing’ and commonly called the ‘Marvel of Peru’, it is little wonder Mirabilis ‘Jalapa’ is so fascinating. Remarkably, many different coloured flowers are simultaneously produced on the same bushy plant. The buds unfurl from late afternoon onwards, earning this variety the nickname ‘Four O’clock Flower’. The blooms radiate a heady, sweet fragrance, much like Nicotiana, proving irresistible to nocturnal pollinators. Kept frost free, Mirabilis is robust and vigorous, making it an ideal candidate for growing in patio containers and overwintering in the conservatory for an increasingly impressive display each year.
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Honka Fragile
D4493
An ethereal beauty, ‘Honka Fragile’ is an award-winning dahlia, having been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the RHS. When you see the exceptional beauty of the incredible flowers, it is easy to see why it holds such an accolade.
Each bee-friendly bloom consists of a golden, pollen-rich heart centred within 8 perfect, raspberry edged, ivory petals.
The elegant, star-shaped blooms hold a delicate scent and make beautiful cut flowers.
Looks brilliant in the herbaceous border with soft, feathery grasses.
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Casa Blanca
L3086
A favourite, classic lily - Oriental hybrid ‘Casa Blanca’ holds a prestigious Award of Garden Merit for garden excellence, from the RHS.
Chic white blooms are flawless, with an air of timeless beauty.
Flowering proudly during late summer, the large blooms emit an unmistakeable and intense, sweet fragrance as they burst open. The recurved petals are unmarked and often feature a slightly hairy, textured surface. Burnt orange anthers balance on soft-green stamens.
A large vase full of these statuesque and immaculate lilies is hard to beat.
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Alberta Morning
L3867
Small and delicate-looking, plum and white specked blooms, hang from the tall stems of Martagon lily ‘Alberta Morning’ during June and July.
Originating from the Swiss Alps, these dainty-looking ‘Turk’s cap’ lilies are far tougher than they look – the bulbs will survive cold temperatures providing your soil is not waterlogged, naturalising in part-shade in the garden to re-emerge in early summer for decades to come.
Each candelabra-like stem carries up to 30 exquisite and exotic-looking, downward-facing flowers which need to be seen up close to be truly appreciated.
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Miss Peculier
L3895
Large blooms of clotted cream, enriched with mango centres top the towering stems of Oriental Trumpet hybrid lily ‘Miss Peculier.’
From July until August, the spectacular, classy flowers unfold from dusky-purple buds, emitting a heady fragrance which fills the summer air with perfume.
A green star sits in the heart of each bloom, holding a cluster of lime stamens and velvety rust-orange anthers.
Miss Peculier makes a showy cut flower and can be grown in large containers and sunny garden borders.
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Black Beauty
L3361
A refined and elegant Turks cap lily, ‘Black Beauty’ will produce as many as 40 flowers per plant once established, borne in stunning floral sprays.
The lightly-fragranced, claret-red blooms are outlined in white and hold a green star in the centre.
Stems are straight, tall and strong – great for growing near the back of a garden border and ideal for cutting and adding to floral arrangements.
A sunny position and well-drained soil are best for this magnificent, Heirloom species hybrid lily to thrive.
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Lilium Trumpet African Queen
L3291
Fabulous for adding height and colour to your garden, trumpet-shaped lily ‘African Queen’ bears a profusion of large, bold orange blooms during late summer.
Buds and outer petals appear in burnished, earthy–bronze tones which complement the rich orange hue of the spectacular flowers at all stages of opening.
Plant these tall and majestic lilies where you will enjoy their sweet scent as it wafts through your garden on warmer days.
Worthy winner of a prestigious award of garden merit from the RHS, ‘African Queen’ seems to improve year after year in the garden.
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White Wonder
M6932
A quirky horticultural marvel, Cucurma ‘White Wonder’ is a unique, exciting curiosity for the discerning gardener. This tropical perennial is quick to capture attention with its distinctive appearance and spicy fragrance. Cucurma is a variety of turmeric that is as valuable in the garden as it is in the kitchen. Intricate layers of bracts form pinecone-shaped inflorescences of glistening white and lime green. These blooms are produced all through the summer and into autumn against a backdrop of luscious foliage. The tall stems make long-lasting cut flowers for a remarkable bouquet. Treat your Cucurma to warm, rich, moist soil and protect from frost.
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Fragrans
M6121
Also known as the ‘Perfumed Fairy Lily’, the charming golden trumpets of Chlidanthus ‘Fragrans’ radiate an extraordinary fragrance which will leave you enchanted. The botanical name comes from the Greek meaning ‘delicate flower’, yet despite only reaching 35cm their powerful perfume will float on the air to fill your garden with sweet, citrus scent. An exotic relative of the daffodil, the petite pixie-blooms bear umbels of up to 5 lemon-yellow flowers above bright green, strap like foliage. Chlidanthus ‘Fragrans’ is perfect for dotting around your home in bud vases as a long-lasting cut flower and natural scent diffuser.
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Flamingo
M6142
Cosmos ‘Flamingo’ is a guilt-free sweet indulgence to enjoy all summer long, with bubble-gum pink petals and the irresistible scent of milk chocolate. Much like the charming annual cosmos, but with the advantage of delightful fragrance and a perennial habit, this variety will bring pleasure for many months, year after year. Pretty, saucer-shaped blooms wave on long, slender stems above finely divided, feathery foliage. The delicious vanilla scent acts as a magnet to local bees and butterflies, who will flit lightly between the flowers, relishing the sweet nectar. Lift and store these tender perennials under cover over winter.
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Orange Space
L3144
Eye-catching Oriental Trumpet hybrid lily ‘Orange Space’ ought to be given ample room in the border to show off its spectacular, clementine-coloured blooms.
The large flowers are produced in floriferous clusters, at the top of lofty stems.
Plant the bulbs towards the back of sunny garden borders and provide support in breezy areas. Orange Space also grows well in large feature containers, putting on a show-stopping display.
Also known as tree, or giant lilies, these aristocratic hybrids combine the best features of both Trumpet and Oriental lilies.
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Harrisiana
M6403
It is easy to see why Hymenocallis are often referred to as the ‘Spider Lily’, and none more so than the curious ‘Harrisiana’. This unique variety features wispy, stranded segments emanating from a small central trumpet, crowned by thread-like filaments. The slender flowers waft above dark green, strap-like foliage. Beyond their fanciful appearance, these ‘Peruvian Daffodils’ deliver incredible scent – like a citrus-laced Lily of the Valley. The delicate, spindly blooms are a novel addition to containers and the front of borders, to be admired up close. Offer some winter protection to ensure a repeat performance year after year
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Gomera
L4002
Glitzy, fuchsia-pink petals and a strong perfume make Oriental hybrid lily ‘Gomera’ a wonderful choice, both in garden, and for cutting.
The large blooms bring plenty of pizazz to borders and beds when they flower in late summer, atop long, straight stems. A spidery cluster of green stamens glows above the almost-neon, rippling pink petals, holding velvet-powdered anthers. If growing as a cut flower, these can be removed gently to avoid any staining.
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Arabian Knight
L3386
Bring some Middle Eastern luxury to your early summer garden with the exquisitely beautiful flowers of Martagon lily ‘Arabian Night’.
These ‘Turk’s cap’ lilies are so called thanks to their highly reflexed petals which curl back on themselves, giving a turban-like appearance. Each tall stem is adorned with 20-30 captivating flowers.
A rich palette of gold and velvet-maroon shades gives this variety an opulent and mysterious look.
Perhaps surprisingly, the plants originate from Swiss mountain meadow regions and therefore thrive in part-shade, able to withstand cold winters and are more than happy to naturalise in the right conditions.
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Dr Alexander Fleming
M6592
Paeonies Dr Alexander Fleming have pretty buds open to show a striking bright rose-pink flower. Strong stems.
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Henryi
L3363
More commonly known as ‘Henry’s Lily’ in reference to the Irish explorer Augustine Henry, who discovered it, lilium ‘Henryi’ is an award-winning species lily.
Recipient of a prestigious award of garden merit from the RHS, this hardy and reliable cultivar produces up to 30 large, gracefully-poised, nodding flowers. The scented blooms are deep-orange in colour, with textured maroon speckles. Recurved petals expose elegant long green stamens and rust-coloured anthers, giving an exotic appearance.
Dark green foliage and black stems add to the enchanting look of this spectacular lily.
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Unguicularis
M5661
A welcome sight in the depths of winter, Iris ‘Unguicularis’ generously provides beautiful flowers from November to March. With delicate petals like butterfly wings, the lavender-blue blooms flutter above lance-shaped, evergreen foliage. Brightening bare borders and containers, this variety delivers a dash of colour when it is needed most. The blooms radiate a soft, sweet scent – capitalise on this fragrance by positioning near frequented walkways. ‘Unguicularis’ is native to a dry climate and thrives in light, free-draining soil with a south-facing aspect. Snip the pretty, perfumed blooms as fresh cut flowers to relish some floral joy indoors during the winter months.
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Golden Splendour
L3293
Clusters of zingy, lemon-yellow blooms are held aloft on tall stems, on trumpet-shaped lily ‘Golden Splendour’.
Brilliant for adding a splash of warm, uplifting colour and elegant architecture towards the centre or back of garden borders, this exceptional lily is a prize-winning cultivar - recipient of an award of garden merit from the RHS.
Buds appear in muted purple, striped with green, before bursting into flower during July and August. A sweet fragrance is emitted, especially noticeable on warm evenings, as the buttery blooms open.
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Lotus Dream
L3804
A delectable new Lily variety – ‘Lotus Dream’ bears glorious blooms of layered, rosy-pink petals with raspberry freckles.
The beautifully scented flowers bloom between June and July. As doubles, they are pollen-free and therefore long-lasting - both in the garden, and in the vase as a stunning cut flower.
Perfect for adding height, fragrance and glamour to summer borders and large feature containers, surrounded and supported by mid-height and lower growing perennials, foliage plants or wispy grasses.
Grows best in full sun or partly shaded areas in rich, well-drained soil.
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Claude Shride
L3379
Downward-facing, mahogany red flowers are peppered with yellow-orange speckles on enchanting Martagon lily ‘Claude Shride’. The flowers bloom, up to 30 per stem, during June and July each year.
This dramatic and floriferous 1970’s lily is excellent for cutting and adding architecture and contrast to floral displays, just as it does in the garden border. Loved by butterflies, ‘Claude Shride’ will naturalise beautifully in part-shade, in rich, well-drained slightly alkaline soil.
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Passion Moon
L3128
With shapely, bell-shaped blooms held on statuesque stems, lily ‘Passion Moon’ is a mesmerising sight. Like the shifting light of the moon, the petal edges waver between golden cream and silvery white. These bi-coloured flowers are embellished with a dark cherry-red heart at the centre, and a lilac wash to the outside petals. Soaring to a height of 130cm, the majestic plants draw the eye upwards, providing a spectacular vertical accent to your borders from July to August. With a scent demanding to be savoured, this Oriental Trumpet hybrid also makes an outstanding cut flower for stately arrangements and bouquets.
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Lady Alice
L3364
Species lily ‘Lady Alice’ is a graceful, apricot lily with wonderful fragrance – perfect for bringing a touch of elegance to late-summer borders.
Pretty, delicate, downward-facing flowers bloom during August. Striking and unusual, the pendulous flowers blend from creamy-white, to soft apricot and green with dark freckles on the petals towards their throats.
The abundance of blooms and stem height increase each year until the bulbs of this long-lived lily are fully established.
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Miss Feya
L3387
Lily ‘Miss Feya’ is a breathtakingly opulent, Oriental-Trumpet type of magnificent proportions. Soaring to a height of up to 250cm, ‘Miss Feya’ will provide a splendid focal point at the back of your borders from June to July. Boasting glorious, grandiose blooms of raspberry red edged with glimmering silver, the petals are dramatically swept backwards, revealing elongated, pendulous stamens. Snip a few stems to bring indoors and create jaw-dropping, fantastically fragrant floral arrangements. Once established, these bulbs with send up multiple stems to form a bushy, shrub-like appearance, becoming increasingly impressive each year.
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Sulphur Queen
M6404
The sherbet-yellow blooms of Hymenocallis ‘Sulphur Queen’ will bring a zesty freshness to your garden, offering infinite charm with their fascinating form and captivating fragrance. Resembling the ‘hoop petticoat’ Narcissus Bulbicodium, this striking variety of ‘Peruvian Daffodil’ flowers all summer long. The lightly feathered, flared, trumpet-shaped corolla is surrounded by slender, starry tepals. The petite blooms deliver a powerful, citrus scent, adding to their charismatic appeal. Well-suited to warmer regions and growing in the conservatory or greenhouse, ‘Sulphur Queen’ has been granted an RHS Award of Garden Merit for vigour and superior performance.
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Gold Fever
L4000
The pale lemon blooms of Oriental lily ‘Gold Fever’ bring freshness to summer pots and garden containers.
The exotic-looking flowers feature a cluster of burnt-orange anthers, standing proudly on stamens at the centre of each large bloom. A light dusting of red freckles brings delicate contrast to the soft yellow colouring of this regal lily.
Bulbs can be planted in spring or autumn, into well-drained, gritty compost, for flowers between July and August.
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Muscadet
L3095
The pristine blooms of lily ‘Muscadet’ resemble the delicate beauty of a porcelain doll. Pearly, translucent white petals are tinted by a demure pink blush and maroon freckles. This captivating Oriental lily flaunts sizeable, outward facing flowers borne on sturdy stems of up to 60cm. A compact height makes ‘Muscadet’ an enchanting choice for confined spaces and container displays. Be sure to position some near seating areas to be surrounded by their enthralling fragrance. This vigorous variety produces an abundance of blooms from July – August, providing a delightful spectacle for your garden throughout the summer months.
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Duchesse de Nemours
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Paeonis Duchesse de Nemours.
Double white tinged sulphur-yellow, highly fragrant flowers.
RHS Award of Garden Merit Mark.
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Foggy Dew
M6434
Like the lavender mist which floats above the ground on a spring morning, Iris ‘Foggy Dew’ brings a veil of hazy, indistinct colour which shimmers in the dawn light. This serene variety is a bicolour blend of milky white petals, stained by violet streaking and edged with lilac-blue. The upright standards are heavily frilled and crimped, with loosely waved, flaring falls. At the centre of each bloom is a soft gold ‘beard’, luring bees and butterflies to gather the plentiful pollen and feast on honeyed nectar. This variety has a sweet fragrance, filling the air with soothing scent.
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Pink Perfection
L3295
Show-stopping, purple-pink trumpets topping tall stems make lilium ‘Pink Perfection’ an excellent flower to grow for cutting.
One of the easiest lilies to grow, this award-winning beauty is the recipient of a sought-after award of garden merit from the RHS, a true sign of garden excellence.
Outer petals and buds appear a darker, bruised-purple shade which gives subtle contrast and depth to the spectacular flowers.
Plant the bulbs in well-drained soil, or large pots of gritty, rich compost in a sunny, sheltered spot where Pink Perfection’s alluring looks and heady fragrance will be enjoyed on late summer days.
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Hachi
L3861
Lily ‘Hachi’ is a masterpiece of nature’s artistry, with astonishing blooms characterised by striking markings. Sparkling white margins are set in stark contrast to broad, burgundy-cerise markings emblazoned along the centre of each petal, daubed like bold brush strokes on a blank canvas. From July to August, the star-shaped, upward facing flowers are an arresting sight amongst borders and large containers, reaching a height of 100cm. As a cut flower, this Oriental hybrid is a true work of art, distinguishing your bouquets and arrangements with confident colour, an impressive vase life, and superb scent.
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Lotus Elegance
L3802
A striking new lily, ‘Lotus Elegance’ adds glitz and glamour to containers and borders when blooming in summer.
This double Oriental lily has been bred for its exotic, lotus-like looks and produces a beautiful, sweet perfume as its ruffled pink petals open during June and July.
The long stems are fabulous for cutting and the blooms are long-lasting, both in the garden and in the vase. Blends well with soft blues, mauve shades and silvery foliage.
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Red Morning
L3896
Oriental Trumpet hybrid lily ‘Red Morning’ produces a grand and opulent display in colours evocative of the middle east.
Towering stems of recurved, trumpet-shaped flowers, burst into life during July and August. Each stem produces up to 5 spectacular blooms of mahogany-red, edged with soft apricot-yellow. The flowers are beautifully fragranced, most noticeable on warm, sunny days.
Known as tree, or giant lilies, Oriental Trumpet hybrids are suitable for perennial planting, large pots, and containers.
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Regale
L3298
Raspberry-pink buds crack open to reveal pure white flowers, with a glowing butter-yellow throat on lilium ‘Regale’ during late summer.
A divine and showy lily, sometimes known as the Royal or King’s lily, brings a regal feel to garden borders and floral arrangements.
The large flowers point down and outwards, emitting a heavenly perfume as they bloom.
A superior lily to be enjoyed both in the garden, and in the home. Perfect for mixed borders, large containers, and for cutting - Lilium ‘Regale’ has been granted an award of garden merit for excellence by the RHS.
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Lotus Queen
L3805
Aptly named Lotus Lilies are part of a new, double-flowered sport of Oriental Lily. ‘Lotus Queen’ is a pretty, soft-pink layered variety, bearing a beautiful scent when it blooms in June and July.
Excellent for cutting, thanks to long stems up to 1m tall and long-lasting, pollen-free blooms. Cut as the buds begin to crack open and flowers will last for over a week in fresh water arrangements.
The unusual, ruffled blooms appear in shades of dusky-rose to almost white, with cranberry-red speckles on their surface.
Plant the bulbs in full sun or part-shade, towards the back of a large border or deep, wide container where they will dazzle.
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Josephine
L3109
Sweetly fragrant Oriental Lily ‘Josephine’ is a popular, tall variety, perfect for enhancing your late summer borders with a lofty swathe of soft pink.
The candy-pink blooms feature a paler middle rib along the centre of each petal and a smattering of rust-orange freckles, matching their dusty anthers.
Ideal for group planting in a large, deep border where they will add elegant drama to a symphony of summer perennials during July and August.
Popular as a cut flower, ‘Josephine’ is long-lasting, scented and useful for large-scale displays and bouquets thanks to long stems and wide, upturned flowerheads.
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Manitoba Morning
L3389
Striking, coral-rose Martagon lily - ‘Manitoba Morning’ will bring exotic beauty to shady borders with stems adorned with exquisite, spotted blooms.
Martagon lilies produce a candelabra stem-formation, holding numerous downturned, recurved blooms which resemble miniature turbans, hence the common name ‘Turk’s cap lily’. These tropical-looking lilies are native to mountain meadow areas of Europe, and not warm climates as some might believe - they are therefore able to withstand cold winters providing the soil does not become waterlogged.
A haven for butterflies and pollinators, this captivating and romantic lily is one for the wildlife-friendly garden and makes a fantastic, long-lasting cut flower.
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Honka Verrone's Obsidian
D4499
For creating drama and elegance in the garden, almost-black dahlia ‘Honka Verrone’s Obsidian’ is the perfect choice. Rich, velvety petals converge around a golden heart, packed full of pollen and nectar – a haven for pollinators, including bees and flittering butterflies.
Gently fragranced and wonderful for cutting to add a star-shape to flower arrangements. Display as single stems in tiny bud vases to marvel at the intricately formed blooms.
Charming ‘Veronne’s Obsidian’ has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the RHS, for winning looks and excellent garden performance. Flowers from July until late autumn and looks brilliant woven into a bold, jewel-toned border.
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Pink News
L4003
Lilium Oriental hybrid ‘Pink News’ is a superior lily for the garden and for cutting, in soft and romantic shades of rose-pink and white.
The sweet-scented flowers open during July and August and make a wonderful border and vase companion to pale blue flowers such as delphiniums and eryngium. Each long, straight stem produces several generously sized blooms.
For a pretty, late-summer patio display, plant the bulbs in deep pots of rich compost with added grit.
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Speciosum Uchida
L3370
Late-flowering lily ‘Speciosum Uchida’ is an exceptionally fine cultivar, which has stood the test of time, gracing gardens since the 1800’s with its long-lasting, elegant flowers.
Extremely floriferous, this lily bears tall stems of numerous rose-crimson blooms, featuring white petal edges and polka-dotted surface. A cluster of lime green stamens projects from the centre of the exotic-looking flowers, holding dark, velvety anthers.
A showy, scented Turk’s cap lily, ideal for cutting, and for growing in large feature pots and mixed garden borders.