Watsonia pillansii

A striking, clump-forming perennial with upright sword-like foliage and tall, elegant flower spikes carrying tubular blooms in warm shades of orange to salmon-pink. Flowering in summer, it brings a bold architectural presence and vibrant colour to sunny borders, gravel gardens, and sheltered planting schemes.

Plant Details:
• Common name: Bugle Lily
• Position: Full sun
• Height & spread: Approx. 90–150cm x 30–45cm
• Flowering: June – August
• Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil; dislikes prolonged winter wet
• Hardiness: Hardy in Ireland in a sheltered, well-drained position
• Pollinator friendly: ✔ Yes
• Something to note: Native to South Africa, this elegant Watsonia is prized for its tall, upright flower spikes and vivid warm colouring. It performs best in a sunny, sheltered position and makes a dramatic statement when planted in groups or combined with ornamental grasses and other architectural perennials.

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