Grown for their flamboyant, often fragrant blooms from late-spring to summer, lilies are a stalwart of summer, herbaceous borders.
Lilies are well suited to growing in containers, where they can be positioned in borders as and when you need them.
Hardy Asiatic hybrid lilies tend to bloom earlier than other varieties, and have straight, sturdy stems and lots of star-shaped blooms, making them excellent for cutting. They come in a range of colours from soft pastels to bold reds and oranges.
Lilium ‘Orange Pixie’ is a dwarf Asiatic lily, perfect for growing in containers and at the front of herbaceous borders. This orange lily bears large, upward-facing blooms without fragrance. It makes an excellent cut flower.
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Lilium ‘Orange pixie’ and wildlife
Lilium ‘Orange pixie’ has no particular known value to wildlife in the UK.
Is Lilium ‘Orange pixie’ poisonous?
Lilium ‘Orange pixie’ causes an upset stomach and is harmful if ingested. Its foliage, pollen, roots, sap, seed capsules and seeds are toxic.
