Turk’s cap lily (Lilium superbum) is native perennial started from bulbs. The strong single stem grows up to 6 feet tall. Leaves generally form in whorls of 3-9 along the stem. The lanceolate leaves are individually upwards of 7 inches longand 1 inch wide, and rather stiff to the touch. Upwards of 1-12 flowers nod downward from 4-8″ […]
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Turk’s Cap Lily for Your Summer Enjoyment
Posted by Hugh on April 12th, 2012
Posted in acidic soil, Butterflies, compost, Flowering Bulb, Flowers, Hummingbird, Lily (Lilium spp.), Native Plant, Perennials, Soil drainage, Southern Appalachian Region, Summer flowering, Voles 
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