Lilium 'Manitoba Morning' (Martagon Lily)

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Martagon lilies are among the most enduring garden lilies, valued for their layered stems, elegant reflexed flowers and ability to thrive for years in lightly shaded borders.

Lilium 'Manitoba Morning' is a graceful martagon lily with soft coral-pink flowers, lightly speckled and carried in airy clusters on tall stems that bring height and movement to early summer planting.

It is especially well suited to naturalistic borders and lightly shaded gardens, where its reflexed flowers and whorled foliage create a more relaxed, woodland feel than many other garden lilies.

Plant bulbs in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade, taking care not to let the bulbs sit in winter wet. Once settled, martagon lilies dislike disturbance and often improve year after year.

Water during prolonged dry weather while in growth, and leave stems to fade naturally after flowering so the bulbs can store energy for the next season.

Botanical name Lilium 'Manitoba Morning' (Martagon Group)
Flower colour Coral-pink with darker red spotting
Bulb size 16/18 cm
Established height 90–120 cm
Established spread 18–20 cm
Plant spacing 8–10 bulbs per m²
Leaf colour Green
Habit Upright
Life cycle Perennial
Flowering period June–July
Hardiness Fully hardy
Suitable for Borders, woodland edges, cut flowers

Where to Plant:

Plant lilies in a sunny position or light partial shade in fertile, well-drained soil. They appreciate a spot where the flowers can enjoy sun while the roots stay cool among surrounding plants or mulch.

How to Plant:

Plant bulbs with the pointed tip upwards at around three times their own depth. Space them evenly in groups for a natural look and incorporate organic matter to improve moisture retention without making the soil heavy.

Aftercare:

Water during active growth, especially in dry weather, and remove faded blooms before seed forms. Leave the stems and foliage to die back naturally so bulbs can store energy for the following season.

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Key Features

Packed in paper

Packed peat-free

Great for Shade

Attracts wildlife

Good for cutting

Lilium 'Manitoba Morning' (Martagon Lily) - Harding & Bloom

Lilium 'Manitoba Morning' (Martagon Lily)

£4.89 £2.20
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Arrived quickly and well-packaged. Planted them in some pots on the patio and they all came up. Look beautiful. Thank you!

Careane Wallace

Oxfordshire, UK

The bulbs arrived beautifully packaged and you could just tell they were excellent quality. We had the most wonderful display of daffodils this spring on our patio. Simply stunning. Will definitely be ordering again

David P

Kent, UK

I ordered the mixed hyacinth collection and the scent in my garden this April was absolutely heavenly. Every single bulb produced a strong, beautiful flower and the colours were stunning together. A fantastic purchase, I'll be back for more next year!

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Somerset