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Lilium Orange Pixie is a dwarf Asiatic lily. The Orange Pixie lily features large upturned bright orange blooms. Orange Pixie lilies, along with other dwarf Asiatic lilies, were bred for their compact growth habit in containers and offer no fragrance. Orange Pixie Lilium matures between 12 and 18 inches tall with a spread of roughly 10 to 12 inches wide. The Orange Pixie is perfect for accents, borders, rock gardens, containers and edging projects. Plant in multiples or mass plantings for a greater effect. The Pixie series is the perfect size for small gardens or narrow borders.
Growing the Orange Pixie and other dwarf Asiatic lilies is quite easy. Plant the bulbs in fall or spring approximately 6 inches deep in organic rich soil. Best if planted in the ground or in containers with well draining soil in groupings of 3 or more bulbs. If planting in clay soil that will stay damp during winter, it would be best to plant the bulbs slightly higher as they do not tolerate wet or soggy soil. After blooming, cut the stems down to no less than half for the fall & winter duration. This will allow the bulbs to absorb necessary nutrients back in for hibernation. The pixie lilies are fast multipliers and will need to be dug and divided every 3 or so years.
Greenwood offers the Orange Pixie Lilium as bare root bulbs that are shipped in fall and spring.
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