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Skyscraper Lily Bulbs Five Colours Giant Summer Flowering Tall Lilies x 15
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u**9
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Only arrived a few days ago .. all seem healthy and now planted .. can’t really do a true review as they’ve not grown yet .. but at first glance I’m not disappointed
3 wk ago
r**5
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Absolutely beautiful big Lily bulbs.Grwat price
19 April 2025
r**0
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Hi just want to say that I opened the packaging what I ordered from you were broken. The other things what you sent me was good not broken good condition. But this wasn’t.
1 wk ago
L**i W**s
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Delivery was quick and packaged well. Really happy. Planted my bulbs 3 weeks ago and now have them sprouting up. I planted one of each colour so looking forward to seeing what they look like.
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20 April 2025
S** t** S**e
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Delivery super fast , well packaged
Can't wait for them to grow to go with my madonna Lillie's ķ
4 April 2025
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Product description
These incredible Skyscraper Lilies grow so tall they look almost like trees! In their first year they will reach up to 1.5m tall, but once established in future years, will get even taller! These large flowered beauties arise as a consequence of hybridisation between Oriental and Trumpet strains of lily, hence the marriage of characteristics from both species.
Every flower carries a wonderful heady perfume, with each individual stem carrying well over 20 blooms, measuring 15cm across. This collection comprises of 15 bulbs, size 16/18, including three each of:
•Manissa - Superb soft lemon yellow;
•Robina - Mid-pink with magenta tones;
•Matisse - Cream-edged to red centres, a classic two-tone Lily;
•Salterello - Bright golden apricot to orange;
•Amarossi - A lovely wine red.
Grow all five in large pots, with each bulb approximately 15cm apart, or in groups across a garden border. The strong stems do not need support. Cut them for the long-lasting displays in the vase or leave them alone in the garden. Let Lilies die down naturally after flowering and they will build up reserves for even bigger and better displays in the following year. Fully winter hardy, they will last for many years to come.
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