Aesculus chinensis (Chinese Horse Chestnut) Zone 10 Lilium nepalense has stoloniferous stems

Lilium nepalense has stoloniferous stems that form new bulbs in different spots than the original plant

Notes:  We have been crossing these two unique varieties both directions and have resulted in several years of good seedling crops

Usual simple leaves

Proven to be surprisingly hardy

Aesculus chinensis (Chinese Horse Chestnut) Zone 10 Lilium nepalense has stoloniferous stemsFamily: Sapindaceae Zone: 6 9 Natural Range: Northern China Soil: Moist, humus rich, well drained Light: part shade, sun Height: 30 90 feet tall Attributes: Deciduous. Cylindrical panicles of white flowers in summer . Large compound leaves. Slow growing in cultivation Notes: Often planted on temple grounds in China. Pot Size: 1 Gallon Pot