Stems of up to 40 flowers are produced every summer from outstanding hybrid Martagon lily ‘Guinea Gold’.

Soft pink buds open throughout June and July to reveal golden down-turned blooms marked with mahogany spots.  This abundant, ‘Turk’s cap’ lily is so called thanks to its reflexed petals which curl back on themselves, giving a turban-like appearance.  The flowers are wonderful for cutting, so be sure to plant enough bulbs to spare a stem or two for the vase.

Perfect for a lightly-shaded border which has well-drained, rich soil – there it will thrive and naturalise, returning for decades to come.