Muscadet Oriental Lily Bulbs | Fragrant White & Pink Flowers

Fragrant White Blooms with Raspberry-Pink Detail

Muscadet Oriental lilies bring fragrance and finely detailed flowers to the summer garden. Snow-white petals are flushed with pale pink, marked with darker pink midveins and raspberry spots, and finished with a narrow green starburst at the center.

Grow a group in a border or a roomy patio container where you can enjoy the blooms up close. A few cut stems make an eye-catching bouquet, with a noticeable fragrance best enjoyed in a space where strong floral scents are welcome.

What You Are Ordering

• Product: Muscadet Oriental lily bulbs for planting, not seeds or flowering potted plants.
• Pack options: Choose 2, 5, or 18 bulbs from the available sizes.
• Bulb grading: 16/18 cm, a bulb-size measurement rather than flower diameter.
• Flower color: White with pale-pink flushing, darker pink midveins, and raspberry spotting.
• Fragrance: Fragrant.
• Typical height: Approximately 3–4 feet, depending on conditions.
• Bloom season: Mid- to late summer, typically July–August; timing varies by climate.
• Listed hardiness: USDA zones 5–8.

Planting and Growing

Plant in spring in full sun to partial sun, using fertile, well-drained soil. Choose a location that does not remain waterlogged. For containers, use a pot with drainage holes and enough room for root development.

• Follow the planting depth and spacing supplied with your bulbs.
• Water after planting and maintain even moisture during active growth without leaving the soil soggy.
• Support tall stems with stakes if needed, especially in exposed sites or as flowers develop.
• Allow room for the stems to grow without crowding nearby plants.

After Flowering

Remove faded flowers, but leave the leaves and as much green stem as possible to help replenish the bulb. Wait until foliage yellows and dies back naturally before cutting it down. When cutting flowers, leave enough leafy stem on the plant to support future growth.

Growth and repeat flowering depend on local conditions and care. These lilies need suitable drainage, watering, and seasonal attention rather than being maintenance-free.

Important Pet Safety

True lilies are extremely toxic to cats. Keep plants, bulbs, cut flowers, pollen, and vase water away from cats. If exposure is suspected, seek immediate veterinary care. Bulbs and plants are for ornamental use, not for eating.