Belamcanda Chinensis, or Blackberry Lily, is seldom seen in American gardens. Updated: ; Aug. 05, 2011, 11:15 p.m. | Published: ; Aug. 05, 2011, 10:15 p.m.

Common name: Blackberry lily or leopard flower. Latin name: Belamcanda chinensis. Planting months: Spring in Northeast Florida. Cold tolerance: In Northeast Florida, they behave as short lived … ...

The blackberry lily, Belamcanda chinensis, is a striking, upright, grass-like perennial, reaching up to 2 feet tall with a spread of 2 to 4 feet, that is related to the iris family.

Belamcanda chinensis, a botanist`s way of describing blackberry lily, is a member of the iris family that blooms the first year from seeds, returns in following seasons and also self-sows.

A substance from the root of a flower growing in many gardens may cure prostate cancer, Germany's cancer-science council said Wednesday. The lily-like flowers of Belamcanda chinensis are grown in ...

The orange spotted blooms of blackberry lily add a welcome splash of color to the flower garden. But this plant isn't really a lily! The post Blackberry Lily Adds Bold Color to Flower Gardens ...

The lily-like flowers of Belamcanda chinensis are grown in temperate-region gardens as a perennial. In China, it grows wild. The plant is used in Korean and Chinese medicine, ...