Gloriosa Lutea

Lutea is an all-yellow version of the classic red and yellow gloriosa lily. Primrose, with chartreuse accents, the six wavy petals sweep upwards, forming a circular flower that looks like nothing else in the garden. Site this vine where it can climb up a fence, a slender wooden mailbox post or through an open shrub. And make sure to choose a spot where you'll be able to observe up close. You won't want to miss a single one of these fabulous blooms! Note: poisonous plant, do not eat.

Why Grow Glory Lilies?

• Gloriosa lilies offer some of the most exotic flowers home gardeners can grow
• These light weight vines can grow through another open-form plant; twice the impact from the same square footage
• Almost never seen in arrangements these will have the whole table talking

When people first see these flowers they typically stop and stare. . . amazed. Then they touch, to confirm that what they're seeing is real. Cool, quirky and botanically bizarre.