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Blackberry Lily
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Blackberry Lily

Introducing the Blackberry Lily, a captivating perennial from the Iris family, native to Asia and naturalized in North America. This unique plant boasts vibrant orange flowers adorned with crimson-red spots, often gracing your garden in the first year. Its name comes from the distinctive seed pods that mature into shiny black seeds in the fall. Easy to grow and low-maintenance, it thrives in various conditions and is perfect for adding long-lasting beauty to your landscape or for stunning cut flower arrangements.

$18.98

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Owner Satisfaction

4.3

/ 5

 

Category Rank

3023

/ 3268

#3023 in Landscaping & Garden Plants

Price vs Category Average

-31%

Below average

Mature Height

2430

/ - inches tall

 

Who it's for

  • Exceptional Fall Interest
  • Low Maintenance and Resilient
  • Striking Summer Blooms

Who should skip it

  • Short Bloom Time
  • Aggressive Self-Seeder
  • Slow Establishment

Key Specs

Mature Height

24-30 inches tall

Mature Spread

16-24 inches wide

Flower Size

2 inches

Planting Depth

1 inch below soil surface

Growing Zones

5-10

Light Requirements

Full Sun to Partial Shade

Ships As

Bare Root

Toxic if ingested by animals

Features

  • Striking orange and crimson-spotted flowers
  • Unique black seed pods in fall
  • Blooms in the first year
  • Easy to grow and maintain
  • Tolerates dry soil
  • Excellent for cut flowers
  • Naturalizes readily in gardens
  • Suitable for containers

What customers say

Customers highly value the Blackberry Lily for its unique aesthetic, particularly the striking foliage and the transition from orange flowers to distinctive black seed pods, which serve as excellent garden conversation starters. The plant earns praise for its hardiness and low maintenance once established, making it a favored perennial choice. However, a consistent theme is the need for patience. Many reviewers note that the plant is slow to establish, often requiring two or three seasons before producing substantial blooms or the coveted pods. While the quality of the initial rhizomes is generally good, the long wait tempers immediate enthusiasm. Ultimately, the consensus is that this plant is a worthwhile long term investment, delivering exceptional visual interest once settled.

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