Red Eyes Oriental Lily Bulbs | Fragrant Red & White Flowers

Fuchsia-Red Flowers with Ruffled White Edges

Red Eyes Oriental lilies make a striking summer display with fuchsia-red petals framed by bright white, ruffled rims. The contrasting edges highlight each flower, while a pleasant fragrance adds another reason to pause beside the planting.

Grow a group along a sunny border or in a roomy patio planter where the richly colored blooms can be enjoyed up close. Pair them with quieter foliage plants to let the red-and-white contrast stand out.

What You Are Ordering

• Product: Red Eyes Oriental lily bulbs for planting, not seeds or flowering potted plants.
• Pack options: Choose 3 or 10 bulbs from the available sizes.
• Flower color: Fuchsia red with ruffled white edges.
• Fragrance: Fragrant.
• Bloom season: Mid- to late summer, depending on local climate and planting conditions.
• Growth habit: Bulb-forming perennial where conditions are suitable.

Planting and Growing

Plant in spring in full sun to partial sun. Choose fertile, well-drained soil and avoid locations where water collects. For containers, use a roomy pot with drainage holes rather than a shallow hanging box.

• Plant promptly after arrival, following the depth and spacing supplied with the bulbs.
• Water after planting to settle the soil, then maintain even moisture during active growth without keeping the soil waterlogged.
• Support stems if needed as flowers develop, especially in windy locations.
• Check local growing suitability before planting; winter survival and performance depend on your climate and drainage.

After Flowering

Remove faded flowers but leave green foliage and stems intact to help replenish the bulbs. Wait until the foliage yellows and dies back naturally before cutting it down.

Bulbs may remain in the ground where growing conditions are suitable. Flowering time, flower count, and return performance vary; these are not annual flowers or a promise of continuous all-summer bloom.

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.