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Its enormously tall flower clusters - towering up to 65 inches (175 cm.) above the ground - make it one of the most spectacular bulbous plants in the entire assortment. The name of this genus comes from 'ekemos' meaning 'solitary' and 'oura' meaning 'tall'. All of the several dozen species originated in Asia. Unfortunately, the Eremurus is little used in gardens. Its tuberous roots have a very strange shape; thick fleshy roots fan out in all directions from a central hub. These roots must be handled very carefully. The soil should be well-drained, so add sufficient sand to heavy clay soils.

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Eremurus

 
Variety Description Code Size Qty/ Price Buy
Bungei Yellow flowers, this yellow-flowered species is compact for a Foxtail Lily: it grows just 2-3ft tall. Despite its stature, it's a heavy bloomer, throwing dense spikes over a long season. They offer a stunning contrast to the deep blue flowers of Delphinium 'Bellamosum' and are exceptionally hardy. If the hybrids are tender for you, give this one a try. Heirloom, 1834. 1 per sq ft SB64806      
Cleopatra Orange flowers SB64807      
Shelford Pink Salmon pink flowers SB64808      
Shelford Hybrids Mixed colors SB64809      
Eremurus Collection 9 plants, 3 each of 3 varieties SB63982      
         

 

Planting and cultivation

Flowering period: May-July
Average plant height: 40-100 inches (100-250 cm.), depending on the species or cultivar
Planting depth to base of bulb: 6 inches (15 cm.)
Spacing between bulbs: 24 inches (60 cm.)
Light requirements: full sun
Landscape uses: at the back of borders and perennial beds

Eremurus is often grown as a cutting flower by professional flower producers. In regions with hard frosts and where it stays cold long into the spring, these plants should be placed in a sheltered location. Although the tubers themselves are winter hardy, a mulch layer is highly recommended. Sometimes, a basket covered with straw is placed over the young shoots if they emerge very early in the spring. Once the plants have remained in the same location for some years, they can develop into quite a healthy clump. Long, sturdy, round flower stems develop from the leaf rosette starting in May. The slender flower clusters are richly covered with white, yellow, pink or orange blossoms. Since the leaves of the plant wither back during the flowering period, make sure that the tuberous rootstocks are planted among ground covers that will provide added attractiveness.

 

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