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Lily 'Pretty Woman' – Towering Elegance & Captivating Scent

Transform your garden or patio with Lilium 'Pretty Woman', a robust perennial known for its impressive height and pure white blooms. Each bulb produces tall stems reaching up to 6ft (1.8m), topped with large, trumpet-shaped flowers that release a sweet, lingering fragrance. This variety is a favourite among gardeners for its ability to create a bold statement and its reliable return each summer.

Plant Benefits & Botanical Details

• Genus: Lilium (True Lily)
• Flowering Period: July to August
• Mature Height: Up to 180cm (6ft)
• Flower Colour: Pure white with a subtle sheen
• Scent: Strong, sweet fragrance ideal for sensory gardens

Growing Guide & Care Requirements

• Planting Time: Best planted from February to April for summer blooms.
• Position: Prefers full sun or partial shade; ideal for borders, beds, and large containers.
• Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil; add grit or sand if your soil is heavy.
• Watering: Keep soil moist but not waterlogged during growing season.
• Hardiness: Hardy in most UK regions (RHS H5); mulch in winter for extra protection.

Planting & Seasonal Care Tips

• Bury bulbs around 15cm deep with the pointed end facing up.
• Add slow-release fertiliser at planting and top-dress annually in spring.
• Avoid cutting foliage until it yellows naturally—this helps bulbs store energy for next year.

Design Inspiration & Companion Plants

• Create dramatic backdrops by pairing with Alliums, Agapanthus, or ornamental grasses.
• Add to mixed borders for vertical interest or group in containers for patio impact.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant these bulbs?
  The ideal time is from late winter through early spring (February–April) before the growing season begins.
• How tall do Lily 'Pretty Woman' plants grow?
  This variety can reach heights of up to 6ft (1.8m) when fully mature under optimal conditions.
• What care do they need after flowering?
  Allow foliage to die back naturally before removing; mulch in autumn to protect bulbs over winter.