Lilium 'Navona'

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Lilium 'Navona'
Cultivar	'Navona'
Origin	Rijnsburg, The Netherlands

Lilium 'Navona' is an Asiatic lily hybrid variety of white lilies,^[1][2] used in cut-flower production worldwide.

It has big upward-facing, white flowers,^[3] with dark green foliage,^[4] that flower from late spring to early summer.^[1] They can grow up to 26"-32" / 66.0 cm - 81.3 cm high.^[1][4]

It was created by Gebr. Vletter and Den Haan in Rijnsburg, The Netherlands,^[3] in the eighties.

It is hardy to between USDA Zone 3 and Zone 9.^[1][2]

It prefers positions in full sun or partial shade,^[1] in well-drained soils.^[2]

It can be grown in containers.^[4]