Puma Lily Plant

Bold, audacious, and captivating, the Puma Lily is a showstopper waiting to ignite your garden with its fiery spirit. This LA Hybrid Lily explodes with vibrant orange blooms, each one splashed with dazzling dark red spots that resemble embers dancing in the summer sun. Imagine the intoxicating beauty as these fragrant beauties unfurl their trumpets from midsummer to early fall, filling your landscape with tropical drama.

Rising from a single, unbranched stem, the Puma Lily stands tall and proud. Its narrow, pointed leaves provide a sleek contrast to the flamboyance of the blooms, while the unbranched form ensures all eyes are firmly focused on the breathtaking floral display. But the Puma Lily's magic goes beyond its visual impact. This captivating lily intoxicates the senses with its rich, sweet fragrance, a perfume that hangs heavy in the summer air, turning every stroll through your garden into a sensory adventure.

More than just a visual and olfactory feast, the Puma Lily is surprisingly easy to grow and low maintenance. Thriving in well-drained soil and basking in the sun's warmth, it's the perfect choice for adding a touch of exotic flair to borders, containers, or even cut flower arrangements. Its vigorous nature and strong stems ensure it can withstand wind and rain, allowing its fiery spirit to shine through even on stormy days.

Don't miss your chance to own this tropical marvel! Order your Puma Lily today and watch your garden transform into a haven of exotic beauty and intoxicating fragrance. Let its fiery spirit ignite your senses and create a summer spectacle that will leave you breathless.

Lily Companion Plants: Agastache, Roses, Salvia, Veronica

Lily Plant Care Instructions: Apply mulch around the plant after it sprouts in the spring to maintain cool and moist roots. Use a high-potassium fertilizer every three weeks until 6 weeks after flowering. Keep the foliage in place after blooming to allow for photosynthesis and strengthen the bulb. Cut the foliage back to the ground when the leaves turn yellow in late fall.