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Perennials Lilium 'Lankon' | Lankon Lily
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Lilium 'Lankon' | Lankon Lily

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DESCRIPTION
Lilium 'Lankon' is a hybrid lily, derived from Lilium longiflorum and Lilium lankongense, known for its unique downward-facing, trumpet-shaped flowers. The petals are primarily white, adorned with deep violet to purple speckling throughout, creating a bold contrast. This lily blooms in mid-summer, typically from June to July, and its flowers are both fragrant and visually appealing.

The plant forms an upright, clumping growth habit with elegant, arching stems that carry the large flowers above the foliage. Lilium 'Lankon' thrives in sunny to partially shaded areas with well-drained soil. Its vivid blooms make it an excellent choice for cutting gardens, where it can be used in floral arrangements. It also works well in borders and containers, adding a touch of grace and color to gardens during the summer months.

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DESCRIPTION
Lilium 'Lankon' is a hybrid lily, derived from Lilium longiflorum and Lilium lankongense, known for its unique downward-facing, trumpet-shaped flowers. The petals are primarily white, adorned with deep violet to purple speckling throughout, creating a bold contrast. This lily blooms in mid-summer, typically from June to July, and its flowers are both fragrant and visually appealing.

The plant forms an upright, clumping growth habit with elegant, arching stems that carry the large flowers above the foliage. Lilium 'Lankon' thrives in sunny to partially shaded areas with well-drained soil. Its vivid blooms make it an excellent choice for cutting gardens, where it can be used in floral arrangements. It also works well in borders and containers, adding a touch of grace and color to gardens during the summer months.

DESCRIPTION
Lilium 'Lankon' is a hybrid lily, derived from Lilium longiflorum and Lilium lankongense, known for its unique downward-facing, trumpet-shaped flowers. The petals are primarily white, adorned with deep violet to purple speckling throughout, creating a bold contrast. This lily blooms in mid-summer, typically from June to July, and its flowers are both fragrant and visually appealing.

The plant forms an upright, clumping growth habit with elegant, arching stems that carry the large flowers above the foliage. Lilium 'Lankon' thrives in sunny to partially shaded areas with well-drained soil. Its vivid blooms make it an excellent choice for cutting gardens, where it can be used in floral arrangements. It also works well in borders and containers, adding a touch of grace and color to gardens during the summer months.

 
  • Family: Liliaceae
    Height: 36–72 inches
    Width: 12–24 inches
    Flower color: White with purple speckling
    Bloom time: Mid-summer
    Light requirements: Full sun to partial shade, prefers bright light
    Water requirements: Regular
    Maintenance: Deadhead flowers to prolong blooming; remove seed heads to redirect energy
    Growing zone: USDA zones 3–8
    Wildlife attractors: Bees, particularly attracted to the nectar-rich flowers

    This plant can be seen at the Center for Urban Horticulture.

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