
Brand: GEBDINSH
Gebdinsh Foxtail Lily Flower Plants Bulbs For Outdoor Gardening(Pack-2 pcs)
SKU: TI-GF-74129-C1-R17
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Short Description
Gebdinsh Foxtail Lily Flower Plants Bulbs
They come in a striking palette of colors including copper-orange, salmon-pink, bright yellow, and crisp white
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: GEBDINSH
- Quantity : 100 gm
- Weight (Approx.) : 100 gm
- Ideal For : Men and Women
- Flower Name : Foxtail Lily
- Material Feature : Organic
- Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
- Colour : Multicolour
- Expected Blooming Period : Summer
- Sunlight Exposure : Partial Sun
- Product Care Instructions : Regular Watering
- Moisture Needs : Moderate Watering
- Weight : 100 gm (Approx.)
Description
Foxtail Lilies (botanically known as Eremurus, and sometimes called the Desert Candle) are some of the most breathtaking, structurally dramatic perennial plants that can be added to an outdoor garden.
Features
:- The defining feature of the Foxtail Lily is its dense, conical flower column (raceme). A single spike can sport hundreds of tiny blooms with bright, contrasting stamens. They come in a striking palette of colors including copper-orange, salmon-pink, bright yellow, and crisp white.
- Unlike standard round flower bulbs, Eremurus grows from a fascinating tuberous rootstock. It features a central crown with long, brittle, fleshy roots that radiate outward like a starfish or the spokes of a wheel. These roots are fragile and require gentle handling during planting.
- In early spring, a lush rosette of blue-green, strap-like leaves emerges at the base. A crucial quirk of this plant is that the foliage naturally begins to wither and die back just as the flowers start to bloom.
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