Shape | Upright and drooping. |
Landscape | Border planting, rock gardens and container planting. |
Propagation | Seed and division. |
Cultivation | Full sun. Well-drained soil with a pH of acidic, alkaline and neutral. Prefers loam, sand and chalk. |
Pests | Lily beetles and slugs. Susceptible to lily disease. |
Notable Specimens | The Mac Cuddy Botanic Garden, Strathroy, Ontario, Canada. |
Habitat | Woodlands. |
Leaf Description | Erect stems that are 30 cm long bearing scattered, narrowly lanceolate leaves. Lance-shaped or linear leaves. |
Flower Description | 1 - 2 terminal, nodding, bell-shaped or bowl-shaped flowers that are 3 - 4 cm long and have an inner tepal. |
Colour Description | The flowers are pale green with a purple tinged tepal. |