Fragrant summer flowers make Lilium Dizzy a strong choice for patio pots, flowering borders, and cutting gardens. Large white blooms carry raspberry-red stripes and red speckles on upright stems.
Plant the bulbs in rich, moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Water regularly without leaving the soil soggy, and remove stems only after the foliage yellows. This lily is toxic to cats if eaten, so keep plants and cut stems away from cats.