Hardy swamp-lily boasts showy, trumpet-shaped white to pink flowers, arranged in clusters atop tall, erect stalks. These stems rise dramatically from bulbous bases, often partially submerged near water bodies, which aids in their nutrient absorption and tolerance to flooding. Strap-like, deep green leaves form lush clusters, enhancing hardy swamp-lily's ornamental appeal while demonstrating its adaptability to both aquatic and terrestrial habitats.
Pruning:
Hardy swamp-lily features large, fragrant flowers and robust growth, benefiting from early spring pruning. Remove dead leaves and spent stalks to boost blooming and reduce disease. Use clean tools for healthy regrowth and manage its spread to enhance ornamental value.
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