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Lily martagon Manitoba Morning
Back again! It has pinkish red flowers with muted yellow-encircled garnet spots. A floriferous garden variety once established and mature, butterfly-beloved L. martagon Manitoba Morning is best planted in the fall. It requires well-draining soil that is not humus-rich because it cannot tolerate getting wet feet. It prefers full to partial sun with its flowers and foliage in the sun, and its lower stalk in the shade. It likes it dry over the summer and hates any sort of root disturbance once planted. It may even hold off flowering the first year until it is well established. Once mature, it may yield 40+ flowers per stalk, like so many little hanging presents with fancy bows. Apply no more than a 2” layer of leaf mulch after the ground has frozen. Lily Class: Martagon (and Heirloom Species). Bulb size: 14/16 cm. Full to partial sunlight. Bloom time in horticultural zone 5: July/August. Plant 6” deep and 12” apart. HZ: 3-8. Height: 3' to 4'.
Lilies are The Art & Soul of Summer.
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Lilies are The Art & Soul of Summer.
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