Lily Lady Alice

Lilium "Lady Alice" has striking flowers in white and orange.

The flowers are large, with a clear contrast between the white and bright orange, which gives the plant an elegant and picturesque look.

These lilies are not only beautiful but also give off a pleasant fragrance, which makes them an excellent choice for gardens and ornamental bouquets.

How to grow

Another name for the lily is "Star of the Earth". Legend has it that when falling stars touch the surface of the earth, they turn into flowers. And these flowers are lilies.

Lilies exist in a huge variety of colours, shapes and sizes, and can be grown both outdoors and indoors. Some have strict soil preferences, while others can also be planted in ordinary garden soil.

They flower from mid-spring to early autumn, depending on the type. Most species are excellent flowers for a bouquet, whose blooms last up to 8 days.

The lily group consists of perennial bulbs, most of which are very hardy.

Lilies come mainly from temperate wooded areas of the northern hemisphere, which explains their intolerance of dry heat. We usually find them growing near shrubs and other plants that shade the roots and keep the bulbs cool and moist.