Trumpet Lilies: Regale Discovered in the mountains of China in 1903 by the famous plantsman, Ernest H. Wilson, the Regale lily is one of the most beloved of the trumpets and deservedly so. With ten or more large flowers per stem and an amazing fragrance that washes over a summer garden on a still summer evening, Regale lilies have been coveted American heirlooms for five generations. These lilies' resilient, wiry stems stand up well to unkind weather and the plants are equally happy in acid or alkaline soil, as long as good drainage is provided. Regale lilies may be propagated from the seeds pods that develop after the flowers fade. Highlights & Hints - Prolific, perfumed and way beyond pretty, Regale lilies have earned their popularity. - Tall lilies look best when planted in groups of three or more. - For garden impact, tall, stately Trumpet lilies ascend to the top of the list. Common Name: Trumpet Lily Regale, Regale Lily Botanical Name: Lilium 'Regale' Color: White with golden throats and purple-washed exteriors, very fragrant Mature Height: 4-5 feet Hardiness: Zones 3-8 in the South/9 in the West Bloom Time: Mid summer Bulb/Plant Size: 16+cm, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 3 large bulbs Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: full sun to bright filtered light Moisture: moderate; light when established Planting Depth: 5-7" deep Spacing: 6-7" apart

You'll Receive 1 pack of 3 large bulbs