Almost Eden Plants Formosa Lily

You can expect this lily to reach an impressive height of 5 to 7 feet. Because of its stature, it is best placed toward the back of a garden bed or in a location where it won't shade out smaller plants.

The Formosa Lily is reliably hardy in USDA zones 7 through 9. In colder regions—zones 5 and 6—it is typically grown as a biennial, meaning it will complete its life cycle over two years.

It is considered very easy to grow and is quite low-maintenance. Once established, it is somewhat drought-resistant, though it performs best in fertile, well-drained soil with average moisture.

Yes, it is an excellent choice. The fragrant, white trumpet flowers are particularly effective at attracting pollinators, including Hummingbird Moths, making it a standout addition to a Moon or Moth garden.

This plant is quite versatile and can be grown in conditions ranging from full sun to partial shade. For the best results, ensure the soil remains well-drained regardless of the light exposure.

In warmer climates (zones 8 and up), you should fertilize in the fall, winter, and spring. In colder regions, it is best to fertilize from early spring until midsummer.