You will want to choose the right place to plant a Lily 'Red Dutch'. It’s shorter than some other orienpet hybrids, only reaching about 1.2m tall, but you still might think the only option would be to plant it at the back of a border. However, you won’t want to miss Lily 'Red Dutch's stunning colour and sweet fragrance when its large outward-facing blooms open from midsummer onwards, revealing yellow petals washed over with orange red. So how about choosing to plant it in a large container or make sure it’s easily accessible to cut for vases? Choose carefully as orienpets are hardier and more disease resistance so could be with you for a long time, multiplying each year!