What a wonderful lily. It is blooming now (early September) and attracts attention from gardening friends whenever they come to visit. ...Read MoreA rare color, since the oxblood lily is typically red. If you have a chance to get this lily bulb, either red or pink, you will have a treasure. It grows in my New Braunfels garden in a partly shady area that is on the dry side. A no fuss bulb/plant that surprises you from the ground each fall!
fireflyintexas
San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) | September 2005 | positive
Pink oxblood lily, pink schoolhouse lily is the rare form of the Argentine oxblood lily. The bright magenta-pink flowers appear on the to...Read Morep of a naked 8" stem in August through September. The basal foliage emerges after flowering and persists through the winter. In late spring, the foliage disappears as the plant does dormant. It naturalizes well and is suitable for borders, rock gardens, xeriscapes and wildscapes as well as containers.
This lovely plant is blooming for the first time (Sep 2010)since planted 3 years ago. Planted inground, part sun.
What a wonderful lily. It is blooming now (early September) and attracts attention from gardening friends whenever they come to visit. ...Read More
Pink oxblood lily, pink schoolhouse lily is the rare form of the Argentine oxblood lily. The bright magenta-pink flowers appear on the to...Read More