Eremurus are perennial herbs that emerge from thick, fleshy roots. They feature rosettes of elongated, strap-like leaves and produce compact spikes of small, star-like flowers on upright, leafless stems.

Eremurus afghanicus

Eremurus aitchisonii

Eremurus aitchisonii 'Albus'

Eremurus aitchisonii 'Dawn'

Eremurus alberti

Eremurus altaicus

Eremurus ambigens

Eremurus azerbajdzhanicus

Eremurus brachystachys

Eremurus bucharica

Eremurus comosus

Eremurus cristatus

Eremurus fuscus is a perennial that develops clumps, reaching heights of up to 1.2 meters during its flowering phase. It features fleshy roots and narrow, lanceolate leaves that are mid-green in color, which will die back following the blooming period. In early summer, this plant produces tall spikes adorned with small, bell-shaped flowers that are pale yellow with brown tips, complemented by long stamens and red-brown anthers.

Eremurus fuscus

This robust perennial features clusters of vibrant green leaves, reaching lengths of up to 50 cm and widths of 4 cm. Its impressive flower spikes can grow as tall as 2 meters, adorned with multiple white blossoms that measure between 2.5 and 3.5 cm in diameter.

Eremurus himalaicus

Eremurus hissaricus

Eremurus kaufmannii

Eremurus korshinskyi

Eremurus lactiflorus

Eremurus lactiflorus from Kazakhstan

Eremurus olgae

Eremurus persicus

Eremurus regelii

Eremurus regelii from Kazakhstan

Eremurus robustus is a sizable perennial characterized by its rosettes of blue-green foliage, which can reach lengths of up to 1.2 meters and widths of around 10 centimeters. Its flower spikes can grow as tall as 3 meters, bearing individual blooms that measure up to 4 centimeters in diameter, displaying a pale peachy-pink hue with brown markings at the base of the petals and yellow stamens. This plant is particularly appealing to butterflies.

Eremurus robustus

Eremurus robustus pink-flowered

Eremurus robustus var. tardiflorus

Eremurus sogdianus

Eremurus spectabilis

Eremurus stenophyllus is a perennial that produces a tuft of narrow, strap-like leaves. It features clusters of small, yellow, star-shaped flowers arranged in a tightly packed, upright raceme.

Eremurus stenophyllus

Eremurus stenophyllus 'Perfectus'

Eremurus stenophyllus 'Sulphureus'

Eremurus stenophyllus perfectus

Eremurus stenophyllus subsp. aurantiacus

Eremurus stenophyllus subsp. stenophyllus is a perennial that forms clumps, reaching heights of up to 1.5 meters during its flowering period. It features fleshy roots and has rough-edged, lanceolate leaves that are grey-green in color, which will die back once flowering concludes. In early summer, this plant produces tall spikes adorned with numerous small, densely clustered yellow flowers, each showcasing elongated stamens.

Eremurus stenophyllus subsp. stenophyllus

Eremurus tauricus

Eremurus thiodanthus

Eremurus tianschanicus

Eremurus tianschanicus from Kazakhstan

Eremurus turkestanicus

Eremurus x isabellinus

Eremurus x isabellinus 'Cleopatra' features elongated, lance-like foliage in a medium green hue. Its flower spikes are densely packed with buds that begin as a deep orange, transitioning to a bright peach-orange as they bloom. Each petal displays a dark red stripe on its reverse, complemented by orange anthers.

Eremurus x isabellinus 'Cleopatra'

This clump-forming perennial reaches heights of up to 1.5 meters, characterized by its robust, fleshy roots and elongated, narrow, mid-green foliage that withers after the blooming period. In early summer, it produces tall spikes adorned with small, pale orange buds that progressively unfurl into clusters of vivid golden yellow flowers, featuring prominent orange anthers.

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