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Eremurus (Foxtail Lilies) Cleopatra | Bag of 5 Wholesale | Eremurus 'Cleopatra' | Zone 4-8 | Orange | 4 - 5 feet | Full Sun
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Showy and stately, Cleopatra (Foxtail Lilies) Eremurus add vertical interest and showy, orange flower spikes to the summer garden. They attract pollinators, too. Growing 4-5' tall, Cleopatra Eremurus has a compact root, strap-shaped leaves and hundreds of small, individual flowers. One of the most colorful tall flowers available, foxtail lilies a…
Showy and stately, Cleopatra (Foxtail Lilies) Eremurus add vertical interest and showy, orange flower spikes to the summer garden. They attract pollinators, too. Growing 4-5' tall, Cleopatra Eremurus has a compact root, strap-shaped leaves and hundreds of small, individual flowers. One of the most colorful tall flowers available, foxtail lilies are also excellent in cut-flower displays. Foxtail lilies bloom for 10-15 years without dividing. Native to drier regions of western and central Asia, they grow best in full sun. Deer tend to avoid.
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Showy and stately, Cleopatra (Foxtail Lilies) Eremurus add vertical interest and showy, orange flower spikes to the summer garden. They attract pollinators, too. Growing 4-5' tall, Cleopatra Eremurus has a compact root, strap-shaped leaves and hundreds of small, individual flowers. One of the most colorful tall flowers available, foxtail lilies are also excellent in cut-flower displays. Foxtail lilies bloom for 10-15 years without dividing. Native to drier regions of western and central Asia, they grow best in full sun. Deer tend to avoid.