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Roselily® Anouska White/Pink Oriental Lily

Lilium 'Roselily® Anouska'

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Height
2.3-3.3 Ft.
USDA hardiness zone
4

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About Roselily® Anouska White/Pink Oriental Lily

Roselily® Anouska is a double-flowered Oriental lily with white petals flushed and edged in pink, dark green foliage, and a light fragrance. The RHS International Lily Register identifies the selection as De Looff Lily Innovation’s DL111067 and describes it as pollen-less under normal conditions. [Revised RHS lily registration](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/pdfs/plant-register-supplements/lilies/eighth-rhs-lily-supplement.pdf) · [Roselily brand information](https://roselily.com/about-roselily/) · [RHS plant profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/375315/lilium-roselily-anouska-dl111067-viia-b/details) · [Roselily Anouska growing notes](https://www.hartsnursery.co.uk/Anouska.html) ## Flowers and placement The rounded double blooms have white tepals with reddish-pink coloring along the base and margins. The revised register describes scented flowers, stems about 0.7–1 metre tall, and flowering in July and August. Use the large blooms in a border or spacious patio pot, and consider them for cutting. The Roselily brand says flowers are pollen-free under normal circumstances; stressed plants may occasionally produce pollen-bearing parts. ## Growing conditions Plant bulbs in autumn in moist but well-drained soil, setting the base in shade while the stems receive full sun or light dappled shade. A sheltered position helps protect the heavy flower heads. The RHS lists chalk, loam, and sand as suitable soils and advises adding organic matter. ## Maintenance Water during active growth and keep the soil from drying around the bulb. Stake stems before flowering where wind could damage them. Remove spent blooms, then allow foliage to yellow before cutting it back. Avoid cutting green stems after flowering so the bulb can store energy for the next season.