The lily variety "Tiny Epic" is a dwarf Asiatic hybrid distinguished by its contrasting flower color (burgundy petals with orange tips), a height of up to 50 cm, blooming in July-August, and a lack of a strong fragrance. This lily is easy to grow, winter-hardy, and suitable for both open ground and container growing, creating vibrant accents in gardens and bouquets.
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| Varietal lily "Tiny Epic" Grows even in pots |
What is "Tiny Epic" suitable for?
For vibrant garden accents: With its unusual color and compact size, this variety looks beautiful in flowerbeds and group plantings.
For cutting: Lush, contrasting buds will make a striking addition to any bouquet.
Variety characteristics
Type: Asiatic hybrid.
Height: 40-50 cm.
Flower diameter: Up to 15-16 cm.
Color: Velvety burgundy petals with orange tips.
Blooming period: July-August.
Fragrance: Weak or absent.
Winter hardiness: High, tolerates frost well.
Main advantages
Ease of care: Requires little care.
Winter hardiness: Excellent frost tolerance.
Contrasting color: Unique color combination attracts attention.
Compactness: Ideal for small spaces and pots.
Main disadvantages
Lack of strong fragrance: May be a drawback for lovers of fragrant flowers.
Contrasting color: Rare color combination may not appeal to everyone.
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ReplyDeleteThe 'Tiny Epic' lily is a low-growing dwarf variety of Asiatic hybrid suitable for cultivation both outdoors and in containers. Key characteristics: Height: up to 30–45 cm; Flower diameter: up to 15 cm; Color: bicolored—bright yellow petal tips with a dark burgundy center; Flowering period: mid-July. Care details: Planting site: partial shade or full sun; Winter hardiness: high—it withstands frost well and overwinters in the ground without needing to be dug up; Maintenance: low-maintenance; the flowers lack the strong, heavy fragrance characteristic of Oriental lilies.
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