Syringa 'Superba' lily-bulbs-uk This compact fountain grass forms

This compact fountain grass forms a neat tussock of slender

The slender stems of the Glory Lily twine their way up trellis and obelisks while the leaves cling on with their dainty but strong tendrils

with blooms typically bursting forth somewhere between December and March most years

and every millimetre of that will be pure soft beauty in your garden

it looks particularly striking against a white or bright wall

Syringa 'Superba' lily-bulbs-uk This compact fountain grass formsSyringa 'Superba' is a quietly elegant lilac, prized for its refined habit and wonderfully generous flowering. Unlike its more blousy cousins, this is a bushy, spreading, medium sized deciduous shrub with notably small, dark green, broadly ovate leaves that lend it a neat, almost tailored appearance. In late spring, Syringa 'Superba' comes into its own, producing loose panicles of single, long tubed, rosy pink flowers, each one deliciously fragrant.