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Beau Soleil Yellow LA Hybrid Lily

Lilium 'Beau Soleil'

A yellow longiflorum-Asiatic hybrid lily listed by Marklily for commercial cut-flower production.

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
8-12 In.
Height
3-4 Ft.
USDA hardiness zone
4 - 8
Sun requirements
Full sun, Partial shade
Design image count
1

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About Beau Soleil Yellow LA Hybrid Lily

Beau Soleil is a yellow LA hybrid lily selected for the cut-flower trade. Marklily’s cultivar page identifies the LA type and yellow flowers; it lists commercial stem length and crop timing rather than garden-grown mature dimensions. ## Garden use and siting Use Beau Soleil in a sunny or lightly shaded border, or grow it in a deep container with good drainage. Lilies perform best when their roots remain cool and moist while the upper stems receive light. The [RHS lily guide](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/lilies/how-to-grow-lilies) advises avoiding waterlogged soil and heavy shade. The [Marklily Beau Soleil profile](https://www.marklily.nl/en/cultivar/beau-soleil) lists a 100 cm cut-stem length and a 65-day planting-to-harvest period for commercial production; those figures describe production timing and stem length, not a calendar bloom season or a garden-size measurement. ## Seasonal interest The yellow flowers add a bright accent to borders and arrangements. Leave the foliage in place after flowering so it can continue feeding the bulb. ## Maintenance Plant sound bulbs soon after purchase, following the supplier’s planting depth. Keep the soil evenly moist through active growth and flowering, while allowing excess water to drain away. A sheltered site helps protect taller lily stems; stake only if plants need support. Remove faded flowers for a tidy display, then wait for the foliage to yellow before cutting it back. Lilies can be propagated by separating offsets after the leaves die down.