Kala Lily Flower

The summer gallery contains many glorious lilies, including familiar border species, like regal lily, as well as a host of cultivated forms, in white and all shades of pink, orange, yellow and salmon pink. Some lilies are now bred without stamens to help people who are allergic to pollen, and these are generally sold as kiss lilies.

Many summer bulbs and corms produce tall plants, but exceptional among them are the cardio crinums, which can grow 6 to 12 feet in height. With their long, scented, trumpet shaped flowers- they are a spectacular choice for a shrubbery or woodland area. Shorter, but still tall, are the creamy white cape hyacinth and Lucifer, whose flowering stems, bearing rich red flowers, might need support.

Gladioli are another feature of the summer border, the colorful flowers borne on long, thrusting stems. Exuberant and elegant, white, pink or yellow canted make a bold statement at this time of year as well with their exotic, funnel shaped, perpendicular flowers. Begonias also flower throughout summer and well into autumn, they may be upright in habit or trailing, with single or double red, yellow, orange, white or pink flowers, which are sometimes two toned.

Always sumptuous in appearance, they are a mainstay of summer containers, and look lovely in borders, too. The luscious white blooms of the tall gladiolus are quite at home among the softer shapes of cosmos sonata pink and major ruby wedding. Agapanthuses are available in many shades of pale and rich blue and provide a fabulous display where they are well established. A gladiolus seraph, which is a tender, early flowering, butterfly type cultivar, grows to 28 inches. It bears ruffled, pink flowers, each with a creamy white throat, and it looks especially good near lime green or yellow. Plant flowers in spring in the herbaceous border to provide color from mid to late summer.

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