Casa Blanca Oriental Lily Bulbs – Fragrant White Perennial

Light up summer borders with the pure-white flowers and rich fragrance of Casa Blanca Oriental Lily. This classic Lilium variety produces striking blooms on tall stems, creating an elegant focal point in the garden and a beautiful addition to cut-flower arrangements.

Plant a group near a patio or garden path to enjoy the scent, or grow in generous containers with room for roots and support for the flowering stems.

Variety highlights

• Variety: Casa Blanca Oriental Lily
• Flower color: Pure white
• Fragrance: Intensely fragrant
• Plant type: Perennial bulb
• Mature height: Approximately 3–4 feet
• Bloom season: Summer, typically July–August depending on climate
• Hardiness: USDA zones 5–8
• Bulb size: 16/18 cm circumference

Planting and growing

Plant in spring in fertile, well-drained soil. Choose a sunny location with protection from harsh afternoon heat where needed. Avoid sites that stay waterlogged. For containers, use a deep pot with drainage holes and a freely draining potting mix.

• Water after planting and maintain even moisture during active growth without saturating the soil.
• Stake tall stems as needed, particularly in exposed locations or when blooms become heavy.
• Apply mulch around the plants to help retain moisture, keeping it away from emerging stems.
• Remove spent flowers, but leave healthy foliage until it yellows naturally.

Cut flowers and garden use

Use Casa Blanca in mixed borders, large containers, and fragrant cutting gardens. When cutting stems for arrangements, leave as much foliage on the plant as possible to help the bulb replenish its energy.

Choose your bulb quantity

Select 3, 5, or 15 bulbs from the available options. This listing is for Casa Blanca lily bulbs, not seeds or flowering potted plants. Growth and bloom timing vary with planting time and conditions.

Important pet safety

True lilies (Lilium) are highly toxic to cats, including their pollen and vase water. Keep bulbs, plants, and cut flowers away from cats. If exposure is suspected, contact a veterinarian immediately. Bulbs are for planting, not consumption.