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asiatic lily seeds for sale Lilium Asiatic Forever Susan (Pack of 2) – Grow OrganicLilium asiaticum Forever Susan Forever Susan Lily is a dazzling Asiatic lily variety that captivates with its dramatic contrast of deep burgundy petals edged in glowing orange yellow. This compact, early summer bloomer delivers fiery elegance and bold visual impact in containers, borders, and garden beds. Its upright form and vibrant colors make it an ideal choice for those seeking statement blooms in a manageable size. It is often tied to strength,

Lilium asiaticum Forever Susan

Forever Susan Lily is a dazzling Asiatic lily variety that captivates with its dramatic contrast of deep burgundy petals edged in glowing orange-yellow. This compact, early summer bloomer delivers fiery elegance and bold visual impact in containers, borders, and garden beds. Its upright form and vibrant colors make it an ideal choice for those seeking statement blooms in a manageable size. It is often tied to strength, passion, and transformation—making it a symbolic as well as stunning addition to any garden design.

  • USDA Zones: 3–9
  • Bloom Time: Early summer
  • Height: 18"
  • Planting depth/Spacing: 3–4"/ 4–5"
  • Deer Resistant: No
  • Sun Requirements: Sun/part shade

To learn more about the bulbs’ upkeep and maintenance, please visit our blogs and videos below.

It offers outstanding garden performance and unforgettable color. Whether used as a border accent or potted feature, its rich hues provide contrast and dimension when paired with softer blooms or ornamental foliage. These lilies are particularly effective in mass plantings, where their consistent height and bold palette can form waves of vibrant color. Additionally, their symmetrical blooms and sturdy stems make them excellent candidates for long-lasting cut flower arrangements.

Key Characteristics and Benefits of Growing Forever Susan Asiatic Lily

  • Compact and Striking: Its 18-inch height fits perfectly in small gardens, patios, and container groupings.
  • Fiery Bicolor Blooms: Burgundy and orange flowers add bold contrast to any landscape design.
  • Early Summer Color: Bridges the seasonal transition between spring and midsummer with vivid blooms.
  • Attracts Pollinators: Supports a healthy ecosystem by inviting bees and butterflies.
  • Excellent Cut Flower: Strong stems and dramatic color make for stunning bouquets.

Growing Forever Susan Lily Bulbs

Plant bulbs in early spring or fall at a depth of 3–4 inches and space them 4–5 inches apart. Choose a site with full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil for optimal growth. For detailed planting tips, visit our Flower Bulb Growing Guide.

Climate and Soil Requirements

Forever Susan lilies are well-suited to USDA zones 3–9. They require fertile, well-drained soil and good air circulation to prevent rot. Avoid waterlogged areas and ensure the planting site drains freely, especially in winter months.

Sunlight and Watering

Provide full sun for the best bloom quality. Water consistently during the growing season but reduce watering after flowering. Keep soil moderately moist, never soggy.

Care and Maintenance

Allow foliage to naturally yellow and wither after blooming to feed the bulbs for next year. These lilies are not deer resistant, so consider protective measures if you live in an area with heavy deer traffic.

Multiple Trusted Brands at Grow Organic

At Grow Organic, we offer Forever Susan Asiatic Lily bulbs from multiple trusted and premium brands. This gives you more selection and control over your gardening experience—choose the brand that best suits your growing conditions, preferences, and budget. Our diverse offering ensures consistent quality and better results, season after season.

Explore even more spring favorites in our Annual Flower Seeds Collection.

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