Lilium Muscadet carries large, outward-facing white flowers with a pink stripe and dark rose speckles above narrow upright foliage in midsummer. The fragrant blooms bring a clear vertical accent to a sunny or partly shaded border.
Plant the bulbs in groups for a connected display, or use them in roomy patio containers. Moist but well-drained soil enriched with organic matter supports steady growth, while shading the root zone helps keep it cool. The sturdy stems also provide flowers for fresh arrangements.
The ornamental bulbs should not be eaten, and all parts are toxic to cats. Keep the plant away from cats.