The 'Peppard Gold' lily belongs to the Turk's cap lily group, with flowers of bronze and golden yellow shades, adorned with cinnamon-colored speckles. These lilies have a very natural appearance, exude a wildflower fragrance, and attract bumblebees, bees, and butterflies.

Like all Turk's cap lilies, they can grow in partial shade but dislike waterlogged soil. Sometimes, they begin blooming only in the second year after planting, producing 20–30 or even more flowers per stem. Plant them in light, humus-rich soil. 

Size 14/16.  

Plant in spring, plant at a 10-15 cm depth.