Lily (Lilium) Trogon - flower bulbs and perennial plants from Holland

(Asiatic Lily Bulbs 'Trogon'). New! The bright, uniquely coloured Asian lily creates a colourful show in the summer garden and in containers. It is an ideal candidate for borders or for planting along a path. It is very much appreciated by florists. It was bred in Holland. The Trogon lily has an exotic colour.

Appearance

Flowers with a pink throat, pastel yellow spots with dark dots and deep pink tips. Stamens are present. Anthers are orange. The flowers are simple in shape, six-petalled, resembling stars. The petals and sepals are of satin texture, narrow, long, with sharp ends. The flowers are collected in inflorescences of several pieces. They crown long straight stems and decorate the garden in early summer like no other plant. The flowers are odorless. They range in size from 12 to 15 cm in diameter. The leaves are thick, shiny, small and deep green in colour. Strong reliable stems, resistant to adverse weather conditions. Blooms 95 days after planting. Flowering period: from June to July. The plant is about 75 cm tall and 30 cm wide. This variety is characterised by high frost resistance: it can withstand up to -34.4 ° C.

• Flower diameter: 12-15 cm
• Height: about 75 cm
• Width: about 30 cm

Asian hybrid lilies are the largest group of garden lilies today. This group of lilies was created by hybridisers in the United States, and for the first time it was called 'Mid-Century Hybrids. '. Compared to Oriental lilies, Asian hybrid lilies bloom earlier (from early to mid-summer), the plants are shorter, the flowers are slightly smaller. Most varieties have flowers that face upwards and are shaped like a star. This easy-to-grow lily is hardy and reliable. It grows in almost any garden, as long as it has sun. It is an excellent choice for gardeners in cold areas, and also thrives in warmer parts of the country. The spectacular flowers attract butterflies and other insects to the garden during the long flowering season. This variety looks best in groups of 3-5.

Lily bulbs should be planted in spring or autumn in well-prepared soil. The place should be chosen in advance. Plants require direct sunlight in the morning and shade at noon. The soil requires moist and well-drained, humus-rich, slightly acidic reaction, with an acidity index of pH 5.5-6.5 (heather soil). Lily bulbs are usually planted to a depth that is about twice the height of the bulb. Large bulbs are planted about 15-20 cm deep, and small bulbs are planted to a depth of 10-15 cm. Planting density: 9-12 bulbs per square metre. With proper care, your efforts should be rewarded with an annual bloom of fabulous flowers. Please note that the number of buds directly depends on the size of the bulb.