Lilium 'Dizzy' is a striking oriental lily known for its large fragrant flowers and bold colouring. Each bloom opens white to pale pink with a strong red stripe down the centre of every petal and deep red spotting.

The flowers face upward on sturdy stems, rising above glossy dark green leaves. This makes Lilium 'Dizzy' a strong focal point in summer borders and containers.

• Height: 90–120cm
• Spread: 30–40cm
• Flower colour: white to pale pink with red stripe and spots
• Flowering time: mid to late summer
• Position: full sun or light shade
• Soil: fertile, well-drained soil

About Lilium 'Dizzy'

Lilium 'Dizzy' produces large bowl-shaped flowers that face upward. The strong red stripe running along each petal creates a clear pattern that stands out even from a distance.

The blooms are also highly scented, releasing fragrance during warm summer evenings.

The plant forms upright stems lined with lance-shaped glossy leaves. Each stem carries several flowers, creating a strong display when planted in groups.

Common names include:

• Dizzy oriental lily
• Oriental garden lily

The tall stems and long-lasting blooms also make this variety popular for cut flower arrangements.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

Lilium flowers can support pollinating insects during the summer months.

• Pollen attracts visiting pollinators
• Provides seasonal food for insects
• Works well in wildlife-friendly summer borders

Plant alongside other nectar-rich flowers to support more pollinators in your garden.

Where to Grow Lilium 'Dizzy'

• Sunny garden borders
• Mixed perennial beds
• Cut flower gardens
• Large patio containers
• Cottage garden planting

Plant where the upward-facing flowers can be easily seen, such as near paths or seating areas.

Planting Tips

• Plant bulbs in spring or autumn.
• Choose a sunny or lightly shaded position.
• Use fertile soil with good drainage.
• Plant bulbs around 12–15cm deep.
• Space bulbs 25–30cm apart.
• Water regularly during the growing season.
• Mulch to keep the root area cool.

Leave bulbs in place once planted. Lilies often return each year and form larger clumps.

Why Grow Lilium 'Dizzy'

• Large scented oriental lily flowers
• Bold red stripe and spotted pattern
• Upward-facing blooms for easy viewing
• Excellent long-lasting cut flowers
• Reliable summer flowering in borders or containers

If you want a fragrant lily with strong colour and pattern, Lilium 'Dizzy' will provide a clear and eye-catching display through the summer.