Martagon Varieties
These statuesque lilies produce numerous scented flowers with up to 50 on vigorous plants.
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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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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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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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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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77% Off 10 x Extra-Large Martagon Lily Bulbs
CAM15
Allow me to introduce you to the captivating world of Martagon lilies. These are no ordinary lilies; Martagon lilies boast a distinctive Turk’s-cap shape and come in a stunning array of colours, perfect for creating a show-stopping display in your garden. Due to some good news from my contacts in Holland, it is a pleasure to offer you:
10 x extra-large Martagon Lily Bulbs Mixture, usual retail price £64.95 including postage, now for just £14.93 with FREE postage- which is a 77% discount.
Martagon lilies are not only a feast for the eyes but also champions of adaptability. Thriving in a range of environments, from bright sun to dappled shade, making these a superb choice for any location. Resilient and reliable, Martagon lilies return year after year, each time with more vigour and a more spectacular show of blooms.
de Jager are thrilled to offer these exceptional bulbs at a price as appealing as the flowers themselves. This is your opportunity to transform your garden into a vibrant paradise without stretching your budget. Our extra-large Martagon lily bulbs are currently available at this special bargain price whilst stock last. We only have enough bulbs for 300 collections. These bulbs are large, robust, and ready to plant, setting the stage for a breathtaking floral display, plus they expand in beauty with each passing year.
Imagine the joy of watching these exquisite blooms sway in the gentle breeze, their colours vivid against the green backdrop of your garden.
Stock is limited. Please do not wait, perhaps take advantage of this special offer now and order your beautiful Martagon lilies.
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Sunny Morning
L3868
Enchanting Martagon lily ‘Sunny Morning’ produces bountiful stems of downturned orange-yellow blooms, splashed with burgundy-red spots and markings.
The small, delicate looking flowers are surprisingly tough, as these plants originate from mountainous meadow areas of the Swiss Alps – they therefore thrive in a cooler climate and the bulbs withstand cold winters. Grow Martagon lilies in humus-rich, well-drained soil in a position in part shade and they will thrive and naturalise readily in the garden.
Plant extra bulbs to ensure you have enough to spare for cutting, as the stems make wonderful, unusual cut flowers.