A very vigorous clumping herbaceous perennial with beautiful pure white flowers and showy yellow anthers. Mid green narrow strappy leaves. Easy care. Excellent for meadow gardens.
| Common Name | St Bernard's lily |
|---|---|
| Position | Full sun |
| Height | 1m |
| Width | 50cm |
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