Asphodeline lutea

Description

Asphodeline lutes

Asphodeline lutea, commonly known as King’s Spear, boasts long, blue-grey grassy leaves that serve as a striking backdrop for its stiff spikes of fragrant sulphur yellow flowers, which bloom from June to September. Reaching a height of 36-42 inches (1 metre), this architectural plant thrives in sunny locations, making it an ideal choice for gardens seeking vibrant bursts of colour and texture. This plant is well-suited for advanced gardeners looking to add unique elements to their landscapes. In terms of growing conditions, Asphodeline lutea prefers full sun exposure and well-drained soil. Pairing it with other unusual plants such as Eryngium bourgatii and Agapanthus ‘Black Pantha’ can create visually captivating compositions that elevate the overall aesthetic of the garden.