Big Smile Oriental Lily Bulbs | Fragrant Tricolor Flowers

Tricolor Blooms with Summer Fragrance

Big Smile Oriental lilies feature white flowers accented with deep purple-red flames and yellow, star-shaped centers. The outward-facing blooms can reach approximately 6 inches across, creating a bold focal point in the summer garden.

Plant a group beside a path or near a seating area where the flowers and their fragrance can be appreciated. Their dramatic markings also bring contrast to a mixed border or a roomy patio container.

What You Are Ordering

• Product: Big Smile Oriental lily bulbs for planting, not seeds or flowering potted plants.
• Pack options: Choose 3, 7, or 20 bulbs from the available sizes.
• Flower color: White with purple-red flames and yellow centers.
• Flower size: Approximately 6 inches across under suitable growing conditions.
• Fragrance: Fragrant.
• Bloom season: Mid- to late summer; timing varies with climate and planting conditions.

Planting and Growing

Plant in spring in full sun to partial sun. Choose fertile, well-drained soil and a position sheltered from strong winds. Improve drainage before planting in heavy soil, or use a suitable raised bed or container.

• Plant promptly after arrival, following the depth and spacing provided with your bulbs.
• For container growing, choose a roomy pot with drainage holes and a well-draining potting mix.
• Water after planting and maintain even moisture during active growth without leaving the soil waterlogged.
• Feed according to the directions on a fertilizer suitable for flowering bulbs.
• Stake stems if needed to support the developing flowers, especially in exposed locations.

After Flowering

Remove faded flowers, but leave green leaves and stems in place to help replenish the bulbs. Allow foliage to yellow and die back naturally before cutting it down.

Bulbs may remain planted where climate and drainage are suitable. Flower size, bloom count, and repeat flowering depend on bulb maturity and growing conditions, rather than a guaranteed number of flowers each year.

Important Pet Safety

True lilies are extremely toxic to cats. Keep bulbs, plants, cut flowers, pollen, and vase water away from cats. Seek immediate veterinary care if exposure is suspected. These bulbs are for ornamental planting, not for eating.