Arabian Knight Turk's Cap Lily Ge Exc silver-pink petals that turn white

silver-pink petals that turn white approaching the edges

Named for the legendary Scandinavian warrior

When an iris cultivar has been around at least 30 years

fernlike foliage

Rosettes of small

Arabian Knight Turk's Cap Lily Ge Exc silver-pink petals that turn whiteEach stem of this towering variety produces lots of small, reddish brown blooms with golden speckles and a thin, orange edge along the petals. Nodding, recurved, fragrant flowers resemble those of a Turk's cap lily. This plant prefers to grow in semi shaded areas of garden beds and near groves. Lilies can be left undisturbed for years as long as they don't become overcrowded.