The Easy Dance Asiatic Lily delivers a spectacular show wherever it appears. This new variety produces pollen-less flowers. A combination of deep, bright yellow and velvety burgundy red looks delightfully on the flowers of the presented lily. That spectacular contrast captivates with its uniqueness and beauty. The stunning Easy Dance lily reaches seventy-five to one-hundred-and-twenty centimetres in height. It produces flowers that initially take on a shape of a funnel to turn into stars when the petals are fully opened. Offered variety will not let you wait long for its colour spectacle, as the clusters of flowers begin to develop between mid-June to July. We recommend combining Asiatic lilies with other flowers on mixed beds or finding a separate spot for them. Pollen-less lilies belong to best cut flower varieties. They can adorn various places, without worrying about the hard-to-wash stains of pollen that flakes off the flowers.

Asiatic lily must be considered a decorative and reliable plant. It is rather undemanding, as it is resistant to diseases and low temperatures. Plant its bulbs in spring or autumn, preferably in groups of at least a few specimens. Lilies fare well in loose, rich soil that does not waterlog. Sunny spots suit lily best, but a semi-shaded area should not hurt it. Make sure to protect this tall plant from wind and drafts. Easy Dance lily might require staking due to the weight of its large flower clusters.

We hereby offer one bulb of the Easy Dance Asiatic lily, sized eighteen to twenty centimetres (seven to eight inches) in circumference. The packaging label contains essential plant facts and growing instructions.

• Variety: Easy Dance
• Use: ornamental - garden, cut flower
• Growth form: erect
• Flower colour: yellow and burgundy-red
• Vegetation form: perennial
• Site: sunny or partial shade; loose, fertile, non-waterlogging soil
• Bulb size (circumference):: 18/20 cm
• Bulbs: 1
• Height: 75 to 120 centimetres
• Flowering period: June to July
• Planting period: spring or autumn
• Wintering in the ground?: yes