Lilium Rozalynn - Lily

'Rozalynn' is an excellent variety of Asian lily, compact, floriferous and robust, offering charming pink flowers touched with white throughout the month of July. Well-displayed, they bloom on a modest stature plant, particularly suitable for container cultivation. This hardy and vigorous variety is easy to grow, even for a novice gardener. Lovely as a border or container plant, it can also be included in small summer bouquets with miniature roses.

The Rozalynn lily belongs to the Liliaceae family and is part of the group of Asian lilies, known for their robustness and spectacular flowering. This lily variety was selected by QJ Vink & Zn Ltd in 2017 for its compact habit and ease of cultivation. At maturity, the plant reaches a height of 40 to 50 cm and a width of about 25 cm. It flowers in July. Each stem bears up to 7 upright flowers in a cup shape, measuring on average 16 cm in diameter. The petals, soft pink with white nuances, have an elegant appearance without emitting any fragrance, a typical characteristic of Asian lilies. The dark green leaves, 10 cm long and narrow (about 1.2 cm wide), elegantly line up along strong stems. The plant grows relatively quickly, forming dense clumps, ideal for dense or mass plantings. This lily's vegetation is deciduous: it emerges in spring and withers before winter, while the bulb goes dormant.

A plant for light and fertile soil, this 'Rozalynn' lily thrives year after year in any well-drained soil. Perfect for creating colourful borders or enhancing a corner of the terrace when planted in a lovely pot. This lily easily pairs with other perennials in complementary or harmonious colours. For example, combine it with small pink roses like dwarf rose 'Charmant', light-coloured daylilies such as ‘Catherine Woodbury’, and the perennial geranium 'Rozanne', which extends its blue flowers into autumn, along with Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’ with deep purple foliage. Together, these plants create a harmonious and lasting scene, with a subtle palette and successive blooms that will enliven the borders from early summer to the first frosts.