White Flower Farm Lilium Arabian Knight

Turk’s Cap refers to the unique shape of the petals, which reflex or curl backward toward the stem. This creates a distinct, elegant look that sets Martagon lilies apart from more common, trumpet-shaped lily varieties.

The best approach is to plant your Arabian Knight lilies alongside low-growing perennials or groundcovers. These companion plants will act as a living mulch, keeping the lily roots cool and moist while allowing the taller lily stalks to reach the sunlight they need to bloom.

No, these lilies are toxic to cats. If you have curious felines that spend time in your garden, it is best to avoid planting this variety or ensure they are in an area completely inaccessible to your pets.

No, these are hardy perennials that prefer to be left undisturbed. Once established, they will return and flourish year after year, so choose a permanent spot in your garden where they can settle in.

They thrive in well-drained soil. If your garden soil is heavy clay, amend it with organic matter like compost to improve drainage and prevent the bulbs from sitting in water, which can cause them to rot.

At maturity, you can expect the Arabian Knight lily to reach a height of 3 to 4 feet. Because of this height, they work well in the middle or back of a garden border.