Lily: Asiatic

While most Asiatic Lilies are not fragrant, they do have their own charm. They are the first ones to bloom in late spring and since most are fairly vigorous growers and multiply quite readily, even a modest beginning will quickly grow into a nicely developed stand. Asiatic Lilies are extremely well suited for container growing and they can be grown in in full sun or afternoon shade.

Double Sensation

Tiny Double You

Tiny Icon

Double Sensation has unique, bi-color double, rosy red petals with showy white centers. Fantastic colour and lovely ruffled petals make this a sensational Asiatic Lily. It's perfect grown in a container for use on the patio or in the garden border.
Height: 24 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Zone: 3

Tiny Poems

Bred originally for containers, Tiny Poems  Lilies, are versatile garden plants as well. The dwarf habit makes them useful near the front of any sunny border where they put on a great midsummer show. Also equally at home in a rock garden.
Height: 12-14 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Zone: 3

Tiny Double You is a compact Lily that bears well formed, upward facing, orange double blooms; perfect for containers or massing along borders. If using as a cut flower, make sure to leave one third the stem to feed the bulb the next year.
Height: 12-14 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Zone: 3

The clear bright pink flowers of Tiny Icon are slightly smaller than other Asiatic Lilies but a higher bud count makes up for it (5-8 flowers per stem). Bred originally for containers, these are versatile garden plants as well.
Height: 16 in.
Sun Exposure: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Zone: 3