The Siberian Lily (Ixiolirion tataricum), also known as Lily-of-the-Altai, Lavender Mountain Lily, or Tartar Lily, is a bulbous perennial from the steppes and mountains of Central Asia. In late spring, it produces loose umbels of 3-8 delicate, trumpet-shaped, lavender-blue flowers with a yellow throat on 12-18 inch stems above narrow, grass-like leaves. It is synonymous with Ixiolirion ledebourii, I. montanum, and I. pallasii.
Plant bulbs in autumn in full sun, extremely well-drained, gritty soil. It requires a hot, dry summer dormancy. Perfect for rock gardens, scree beds, and alpine troughs. The delicate flowers sway gracefully in the breeze. It is a rare and choice bulb for collectors of Central Asian flora.
Giant Blue Flag Iris (Iris giganticaerulea): Majestic Native Species
Easter Lily Cactus (Echinopsis oxygona): Fragrant Night Blooms
Blue Chalk Sticks (Kleinia mandraliscae): A Ground-Hugging Succulent with Vivid Blue-Green Fingers
Blue Agave 'Weber's Blue' (Agave tequilana 'Weber's Blue'): The Tequila Agave Cultivar
English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia): The Classic Fragrant Herb
Canna Lily (Canna indica): Tropical Foliage and Flowers for Wet Soil
Lobelia 'Laguna Sky Blue' – Cascading Sky Blue for All Containers
Lobelia 'Riviera Sky Blue' – Compact Sky Blue for Airy Splashes
Petunia 'Dreams Sky Blue': Clear Blue for Summer
Petunia 'Ultra Sky Blue': Clear Sky Blue Grandiflora
Vinca 'Titan Lavender Blue': Rare Blue-Lavender Giant Blooms
Cassa Blue Flax Lily – Dwarf Evergreen with Blue Flowers & Purple Berries
Zonal Geranium 'Maestro Lavender Blue' – Rare Blue-Toned Lavender
Zonal Geranium 'Patriot Lavender Blue' – Cool Lavender Blue Patriot
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved