Ornithogalum Species, Berg Lily, Cape Hyacinth, Spire Lily, Summer Hyacinth

This plant has just started to bloom in my Colorado garden. It is hardy in the ground and grows in both full and partial sun. It adds int...Read Moreerest now when the heat of summer has caused much flowering to cease.

This plant has been a strong grower in my coastal Maine garden, zone 5A, for the last three years. I don't notice fragrance, but the tal...Read Morel stalks of white blooms are as regal as can be. It is planted near the west-facing wall of an unheated shed. My soil is a deep sandy loam.

Tall with attractive foliage and beautiful, fragrant blooms. Flowers seemed to last a long time. Purchased 3 plants, gathered some seed a...Read Morend let some fall. Winter sowed seed, both fallen and sown seed germinated well. Looking forward to lots more plants in the near future

I am not lucky enough to be able to leave them in the ground but you can dig the bulbs up in the fall. After the foilage has turned yell...Read Moreow and before frost dig the bulbs and store in peat in a cool dry place just like you would your Canna's or Dahlia's . This also makes a good container plant