Details
- Flowering Time
- June
- July
- Planting Time
- March
- April
- May
- September
- October
- November
- Growing
- Hardy
- Perennial
- Perfect For
- Scented
- Flowering Height
- 80 cm
- Bulb Size
- 16-18 cm
- Colour
- Oranges & Yellows
- Reds & Burgundy
Five Extra-Large Martagon Lily Bulbs 60 Percent Off
CAM34
Description
If Fairytales Were Flowers, They Would Look Like This.
One autumn, as a young amateur gardener many years ago (too many sadly), I planted five Martagon Lily bulbs behind an old tool shed- which I then forgot, and they were left to fend for themselves. By June, every one of them stood tall, layered in blooms straight from a fairytale, untouched by slug or sun.
This kind of magical resilience received my respect, and I have loved Martagon Lilies ever since. Martagon Lilies ask for little and give your garden poise. Each stem bears a tower of blooms - petals swept back like a tropical bird in flight. These flowers are more than flowerbed fireworks; they offer structure, shape, and subtle shades - lilies with the dignity of an age-old woodland.
Normally priced at £40.20 with postage, we offer this mix of FIVE extra-large Martagon Lily bulbs for just £16 with FREE delivery, offering you a bargain 60% discount.
In this mix you receive five top-sized bulbs, four varieties - one lucky variety gets an encore.
Claude Shride
(bulb size normally 18/20 cm., you are receiving an extra-large 20/22 cm. bulb) Deep mahogany-red petals, heavily spotted with gold, arching backwards in classic martagon form. Tall, statuesque stems carry dozens of blooms, striking in partial shade gardens.
Fairy Morning
(bulb size normally 18/20 cm., you are receiving an extra-large 20/22 cm. bulb) Soft pink blossoms, delicately speckled, with petals gracefully recurved. Light, ethereal, and charming, this martagon brightens shaded borders with an airy, timeless elegance and gentle fragrance.
Arabian Knight
(bulb size normally 18/20 cm., you are receiving an extra-large 20/22 cm. bulb) Dark, velvety crimson flowers flecked with yellow, curling petals create an opulent, dramatic presence. Excellent for woodland planting, where rich tones contrast beautifully with green shade.
Terrace City
(bulb size normally 18/20 cm., you are receiving an extra-large 20/22 cm. bulb) Golden yellow flowers with chestnut speckling, curling petals give warmth and character. A bold, sunlit accent for dappled gardens offering an architectural presence—perfect for adding depth and contrast in shade.
de Jager’s stock are field-grown and lifted in dormancy. No greenhouse forcing. No plastic shrink-wrap. Just clean, healthy, quality bulbs ready to grow. You will not need to cosset these bulbs, just give them soil and space. Nature handles the rest.
Ever since my first joyful experience with Martagon Lilies…and I do not mind telling you this… every year I keep a few bulbs back from the main crop for myself. These bulbs always come up, always bloom, always put a smile on my face.
If you want something rare, useful, lasting, which looks like they come from a fairytale, Martagon Lilies will serve you well…and of course, they flower for decades.
Order before frost if you want spring roots. Supply is small, not by design, but by nature only producing a limited number of the larger bulbs. Arriving with you the beginning of October.
Care Guide
To cultivate lilies, choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil, digging a hole 15cm deep. Plant the bulbs 15-23cm apart, ensuring they sit 15cm below the soil surface.
Water the surrounding soil well, maintaining soil moisture until growth emerges. Young shoots may be susceptible to slug damage, so use wildlife-friendly methods such as a top layer of sand to protect emerging growth.
Most Lilies can also be grown in pots – ensure containers are deep and have large drainage holes in the base.
As the majestic stems ascend, they will reach heights of 45-150cm, depending on variety. Support taller cultivars with stakes as they grow.
Use dilute, balanced liquid plant feed every two weeks during the summer.
Spray as soon as you notice the bright red lily beetle or their larvae.
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