The Easter Lily, or Lilium longiflorum, is a stunning plant cherished for its large, white blooms and lush green foliage. Here''s why the Easter Lily can make a beautiful addition to any space:

Appearance: Easter Lilies are known for their striking appearance and often appear in households and churches around the Easter season. They feature tall, upright stems topped with elongated leaves that can be that have a deep, glossy green color. They are prized for the white, trumpet shaped flowers that cluster on top of the stems. 

Size: In the ground, this perennial may reach up to 3 feet high and over 2 feet wide. You can expect the Easter Lily to range from 18-30 inches high and 12-18 inches wide when purchasing potted in a container. 

Blooms: The large, trumpet shaped blooms are bright white in color have six petals per flower. The Easter Lily has a sweet, pleasant fragrance. When planted in the landscape, you can expect blooming from summer into fall. Bees are often attracted to the blooms, making them a great addition to a pollinator garden. 

Sun and Soil Requirements: Easter Lilies prefer partial sun and a moist environment. They thrive in soil that has high organic matter and some water retention. 

Landscape Uses: This compact plant is great for mass plantings, mixed landscape beds, and challenging areas such as sloped landscapes. They make a great addition to pollinator gardens, and their beautiful blooms make excellent cut flowers for bouquets and arrangements. 

Overall, the Easter Lily is prized for its trumpet shaped blooms, deep green foliage, and upright stature. They are a favorite among many gardeners year round, adding a touch of classic elegance to any space.