Enkianthus campanulatus Jill Rizzo A group of rain lilies

A group of rain lilies looks wonderful tucked in beside a rock or peeking out between other summer flowering plants

The double flowers are big at around 10-15cm and this plant will make a statement in your landscape

Bees and butterflies are particularly attracted to the flowers of Monarda fistulosa and in addition to this Monarda attracts beneficial insects

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Enkianthus campanulatus Jill Rizzo A group of rain liliesA very pretty and elegant shrub that deserves a place in your garden. If you can grow pieris or erica's or rhododendrons in your garden then you will want this pretty little known shrub. Particularly suited though to cooler climates. Likes good soil and a sunny to semi shaded position. If you have hot summers then you will want to plant this in a shady position with some respite from the hot afternoon sun. It is a hardy shrub that originates from