Majestic, statuesque spires of apricot stand well over 1m tall on Eremurus ‘Cleopatra’ in June and July.

Known as the Fox Tail Lily or Desert Candle, these regal stems make a bold statement in the garden - best placed at the back or centre of a large border where the handsome, glowing spikes add architecture, shape and colour.

Hundreds of tiny, star-shaped flowers open from the base of stems upwards, adored by bees and summer pollinators and lasting for many weeks. Eremurus make fabulous cut flowers, excellent for dramatic, large-scale floral displays.

Full sun and well-drained soil are essential for Fox Tail Lilies, which will multiply once settled and last for many years in the garden.

Exquisite, snowy spires rising up to 1.5m tall, bloom during June and July on stately Eremurus ‘Himalaicus’. Pretty, star-shaped, white florets with golden anthers open from the base of the flowering spike upwards.  The stems are excellent for cutting, adding an elegant, sweeping flourish to large-scale arrangements.

These showy plants, known as Fox Tail Lilies, are a fantastic investment for the garden.  Not only are the flowers long-lasting when they bloom, the bulbs will multiply once settled, flowering for years to come in full sun and well-drained, light soil.  Best placed in the centre or towards the back of a large garden border.

This unusual pure white variety is particularly effective in a timeless white and green planting scheme and looks great with summer blues and lilac shades. 

Golden-bronze flower spikes soar like torches in early summer, star-shaped blooms crowding towering stems. Requires a sunny, sheltered spot with well-drained soil and a winter mulch. Once established, returns yearly with taller and stronger stems.

Eremurus Rexone is a true showpiece for midsummer beds or gravel gardens.

Make a statement in the garden with the lofty spires of breathtaking Eremurus ‘Robustus’. 

Racemes of star-shaped, blush-pink flowers open from the bottom of each flowering stem upwards.  The spikes reach up to 2m tall and are excellent for cutting – just a few stems in a large vase creates an impactful, long-lasting display.

Known as Fox Tail Lilies, Eremurus thrive in sandy, light soils which are well-drained, in an area of garden which receives plenty of sun.

Eremurus ‘Robustus’ has been granted an Award of Garden Merit by the RHS for its exceptional garden qualities and bold, dreamy looks.

With lofty, slender spikes of sunshine yellow, Eremurus ‘Tap Dance’ adds a joyous, zingy, tropical note to your beds and borders. Also called ‘desert candle’, the luminous flowers of this variety will illuminate your garden and provide a definite talking point.

Stretching towards the skies, the distinctive, bottle-brush blooms offer plentiful nectar, attracting pollinators from far and wide. Flourishing in the arid climates of Afghanistan and Turkey, Eremurus thrive on free-draining, sandy soil in a sunny position, returning triumphantly every year.

‘Tap Dance’ is a fantastic, long-lasting cut flower: even just a few stems placed in a tall vase makes an astonishing arrangement.