Eremurus ruiter 'Hybriden Mix' - Cleopatra's Needle

The botanical name Eremurus comes from the Greek for "desert tail", referring both to the origins of the flower and its shape.

Its common name is 'foxtail lily'. Each flowerspike, over one metre long, is made up of hundreds of tiny starry flowers. These gradually open from the bottom to the tip of the spike, revealing long stamens. Plant in spring or fall in full sun and well-drained, rich, sandy soil. Dig a hole 40cm deep and form a cone of soil in the center. Spread the clump of tuberous roots so the crown rests on the cone and the top of the crown is 10-15cm from top of hole. Fill in with soil. Keep well watered during the growing season. Once planted, Eremurus do not like to be disturbed, so mark the planting area so that you do not dig there after the foliage dies back in summer. Remarkable Fact: The flowerspikes grow from tubers like dahlias.

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