Lily Empoli

Imagine a vibrant Tuscan sunset captured in a flower. That's the Lily Empoli, a captivating variety that will add a touch of Italian summer to your garden. Its striking blooms showcase a captivating blend of fiery pink with a warm yellow centre, creating a truly unique and eye-catching display that's sure to turn heads.

Each bloom is a masterpiece, with large, trumpet-shaped flowers that seem to dance in the breeze. The Lily Empoli isn't just a pretty face though; it's surprisingly easy to grow, making it a perfect choice for both seasoned gardeners and those just starting out.

Beyond their beauty in the garden, these lilies make excellent cut flowers. Bring the vibrant energy indoors by snipping a few stems and creating stunning arrangements that will brighten up any room.

The Lily Empoli is a hardy and adaptable plant that can thrive in a variety of soil types and climates. It's also a favourite among pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies with its vibrant colours and sweet fragrance, creating a lively and buzzing atmosphere in your garden.

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Key Features:

• Show-stopping blooms: Large, trumpet-shaped flowers with a captivating two-tone colour scheme of fiery pink and warm yellow.
• Easy to grow: Requires minimal care, making it perfect for gardeners of all levels.
• Long-lasting beauty: Excellent for both garden displays and stunning cut flower arrangements.
• Hardy and adaptable: Thrives in various soil types and climates.
• Attracts pollinators: Entices bees and butterflies with its vibrant colours and sweet fragrance.
• Height: Typically grows up to approximately 90 cm tall.
• Spacing: Plant bulbs 15-20 cm apart.
• Planting Depth: Plant bulbs 15-20 cm deep.

If you're looking for a lily that's both beautiful and easy to care for, the Lily Empoli is a fantastic choice. Its vibrant colours and elegant form will add a touch of Mediterranean magic to your garden and bring joy all season long.

Additional Notes:

• The Lily Empoli is a type of Asiatic lily, known for their hardiness and vibrant colours.
• They typically bloom in mid-summer.