
H. Perennial & Old Fashioned Garden Plants & Flowers by John Wood ARTICLE PAGES: Build a Brick Barbecue Children's Gardens Garden Boundaries B&Q BUYERS GUIDES: Lawn Mowers Garden Buildings Garden Trimmers Chainsaws Garden Trimmers Pressure Washers FIND: Lawn Turf Featured Companies	Gardening \| Garden Buildings \| Garden Decking \| Garden Designers Ponds and Water Features \| Garden Lighting \| Garden Inspiration Gardening Catalogue Service \| B&Q Metric Converter - B&Q Paving Calculator Anthericum Liliago - Hardy Perennial Author: John Wood Anthericum Liliago Described. Anthericum Liliago - St. Bernard's Lily; Nat. Ord. Liliaceæ. This may be grown as a companion to St. Bruno's Lily, though not so neat in habit or rich in bloom. In all respects it is very different. It is taller, the flowers not half the size, and more star-shaped, foliage more grassy, and the roots creeping and jointed. A beginner plant that can be exposed to full sun in well-drained and light soils. A fleshy-rooted, rhizomatous perennial from grassy hillsides in areas of central and southern Europe, Turkey and Africa. All the Anthericums named by me will do in ordinary soil, but prefer a fat loam of considerable depth. If, therefore, such conditions do not exist, there should be a good dressing of well-rotted stable manure turned in, and a mulching given in early spring. Anthericum Liliago Anthericums are propagated by division of the roots, which should be carefully performed during the autumn. After such mutilation they should not be disturbed again for three years, or they will deteriorate in vigour and beauty. Flowering period, June and July. Sponsored Links: Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers, Landscaping Software, Landscaping Design, Landscaping Jobs, Landscaping Plants, Landscaping Supplies, Landscape Design Software, Garden Design, About Our Sponsored Links
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Anthericum Liliago - Hardy Perennial

Author: John Wood

Anthericum Liliago Described.

Anthericum Liliago - St. Bernard's Lily; Nat. Ord. Liliaceæ.

This may be grown as a companion to St. Bruno's Lily, though not so neat in habit or rich in bloom. In all respects it is very different. It is taller, the flowers not half the size, and more star-shaped, foliage more grassy, and the roots creeping and jointed.

A beginner plant that can be exposed to full sun in well-drained and light soils.

A fleshy-rooted, rhizomatous perennial from grassy hillsides in areas of central and southern Europe, Turkey and Africa.

All the Anthericums named by me will do in ordinary soil, but prefer a fat loam of considerable depth. If, therefore, such conditions do not exist, there should be a good dressing of well-rotted stable manure turned in, and a mulching given in early spring.