Sicilian Honey LilyIrresistible to honeybees and other pollinators! One of the most unusual plants in the garden, Sicilian Honey Lily has showy clusters of nodding, bell shaped blooms atop towering green stems. Buds are an unusual pale green, and open to creamy flowers with red purple brushstrokes and white edgings. After the flowers have faded, attractive seedpods set in late summer. The distinctively twisted blue grey foliage has a subtle garlic scent.

Garden excitement

which has both straight and serrated edges

each tender-crisp cookie captures the refreshing island flavors of a slice of key lime pie

Straight from the lavender fields of Sonoma County

15 cm flowers are larger than those of many other

gorgeous tulips

The glass globe holds a strand of 11 bright white lights

Its stunning white standards and white

Extremely free-flowering

Butterflies and other pollinators love the fragrant blooms

it attracts all kinds of pollinators

saw-toothed fringe