
Description
Add a touch of garden luxury with the unique and romantic ‘Apricot Fudge’ Double Asiatic Lilium. Unlike any traditional lily, this cultivar features stunning, rose-like double blooms in warm apricot tones, gently kissed with a golden-peach centre. Its upward-facing flowers and lush layers of petals create a truly spectacular display in borders, pots, and floral arrangements.
‘Apricot Fudge’ is often pollen-free and unscented, making it perfect for allergy-friendly bouquets and indoor displays. Strong stems and compact growth also make it a standout performer in garden beds.
🌿 Features (Grouped)
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Botanical Name: Lilium 'Apricot Fudge' (LA Hybrid)
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Colour: Rosy apricot with peachy centres
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Height: 60–90 cm
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Bloom Time: Early to mid-summer
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Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
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Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil (pH 6–6.5)
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Water Needs: Moderate
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Fragrance: Light to none
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Pollen: Often pollen-free – allergy friendly
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Frost Tolerance: Moderate
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Supplied As: Dormant bulb
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End Use: Garden beds, containers, indoor arrangements, wedding bouquets
Why You’ll Love It
‘Apricot Fudge’ brings a rare elegance to the garden and vase. Its unusual rose-like double form adds texture and luxury to floral displays, while the muted apricot hues offer warmth and softness.
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Exceptionally rare double-petalled lily
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Rose-like blooms perfect for romantic themes
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Low scent and often pollen-free
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Compact growth with strong, sturdy stems
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Ideal for both cutting gardens and pots
Planting & Care Tips
Plant bulbs 10–15 cm deep and 20–30 cm apart. Choose a sunny or lightly shaded spot with free-draining soil. Water during active growth and mulch to retain moisture. Stake if needed and lift bulbs in cooler climates after flowering.
FAQs
Is it scented?
This variety has little to no scent, great for indoor use or sensitive noses.
How tall does it grow?
It reaches about 60–90 cm tall, compact yet striking.
Is it good for cut flowers?
Yes! The full, rose-like blooms are exceptional in bouquets and arrangements.
Will it come back each year?
Yes, with proper care, it will return seasonally and multiply over time.