Introducing Roselily Samantha (Lilium orientalis), a standout among well-known oriental lilies. This garden marvel captivates with the exotic allure of its large, full flowers in striking contrasting colors. As a proud member of the Roselily group, Samantha boasts upright, cup-shaped flowers composed of a minimum of four whorls of petals. In full bloom, it resembles a gigantic, uniquely shaped rose. The intriguing color of its petals further enhances its appeal, with a vibrant raspberry-pink hue and delicate white edging along the petal edges. Dark spots, visible at the base of the ligulate and delicately notched petals, add to the flower's beauty and hint at a touch of exotic allure.

Roselily Samantha lily emits an intense fragrance, with its flowers exuding a delightful, sweet, and fresh scent. With a moderate growth rate (70-90 cm), this captivating beauty finds its place everywhere: in solitary perennial groups, mixed borders, and tranquil corners of your garden. It also adapts wonderfully to container cultivation and is a splendid choice for cut flower arrangements.

We recommend planting Roselily Samantha lily bulbs in spring, selecting sunny or semi-shaded positions. Oriental lily varieties thrive in fertile, humus-rich, slightly acidic soil. The substrate should offer good drainage to ensure proper overwintering of the bulbs by efficiently draining excess water. For container cultivation, any quality flower soil will suffice, with a drainage layer such as gravel or expanded clay at the bottom of the pot.

The variety available in our store blooms continuously from July through August, and during the winter, it can safely remain in the ground, covered with spruce twigs, leaves, or non-woven fabric. For even more stunning visual effects, we recommend planting Roselily Samantha in compositions alongside other Roselily varieties such as Anouska, Aisha, Clarissa, Dejima, Julia, Lorena, and Patricia.

This set includes 10 Roselily Samantha lily bulbs, and each package provides essential information for successful plant cultivation.