A shady corner in your garden does not have to be dull.
The Natal lily is a slow-growing evergreen bulb that thrives in partial to full shade. It features dense fans of dark green, strap-like leaves that grow between 0.4 and 0.6 meters tall. This makes it an excellent companion for other shade-loving plants like hostas, ferns, and coral bells.
Caring for this plant is very easy, making it perfect for those new to gardening. It only needs moderate watering and is surprisingly drought-tolerant once it settles in. You can easily grow it in your garden beds or keep it as an indoor potted plant.
In spring, the plant produces clusters of vibrant orange or yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that attract bees and birds. These blossoms are followed by ornamental red berries that provide interest long after the flowering season ends. Just be sure to plant it out of reach of curious hands and paws, as the plant is toxic to humans and pets.