Description
Also known as the Loddon Lily, this plant is similar to a snowdrop but much bigger and flowers late spring March-April. Available as dry bulbs in autumn or spring, this plant type likes rich medium-well drained soil in sun or partial shade.
One of the standout features of this plant is its stunning white flowers with green tips. Adding a touch of elegance to any informal garden or flower bed. The umbels of bell flowers are borne on tall, leafless stems, creating a graceful display that is sure to capture attention. Upright stems grow anywhere between 30-60cm tall.
The Loddon Lily (Leucojum aestivum) is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to naturalise plants in damp or poorly drained areas. It thrives along pond edges, streams, or in moist woodland gardens, making it a versatile addition to spaces with challenging soil conditions. This adaptability, combined with its low-maintenance nature and resistance to deer and rabbits, makes it particularly suitable for gardens where these pests are a concern.
One of the appealing features of the Loddon Lily is its ability to multiply over time, forming larger clumps that enhance the garden’s visual appeal. This characteristic ensures a more impressive display each year, as the clusters of bulbs produce more flowers. The plant also boasts a long-lasting bloom period, with its elegant white flowers tipped with green providing extended enjoyment throughout the spring season. This blend of beauty, practicality, and resilience makes the Loddon Lily a valuable and charming addition to any garden.
Plant 10-15cm down and 7cm apart PDF: Planting Instructions Here