Lilium nepalense

A rare and exquisite species lily with gracefully nodding, trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of green flushed with deep purple-maroon on the outside and a rich green throat within. The blooms are lightly fragrant and carried on tall stems above glossy green foliage, adding an exotic touch to woodland gardens and sheltered borders.

Plant Details:
• Common name: Nepal Lily
• Position: Partial shade to dappled shade
• Height & spread: Approx. 90–150cm x 30–45cm
• Flowering: June – July
• Soil: Moist but well-drained, humus-rich, slightly acidic soil
• Hardiness: Hardy in Ireland with good drainage and winter mulch in colder areas
• Pollinator friendly: ✔ Yes
• Something to note: Native to the Himalayan region, this unusual lily is prized for its distinctive green and maroon flowers and delicate fragrance. It thrives in cool, woodland conditions and rewards careful cultivation with one of the most unique floral displays of any lily species.