Leopard lilies, known scientifically as Belamcanda chinensis, are eye-catching perennials native to Asia. Reaching heights of up to 4 feet, they showcase sword-shaped foliage and bloom in summer with reddish-orange speckled flowers. Thriving in hardiness zones 4-10, they prefer well-drained soil, moderate moisture, and full to partial sun. Cultivation involves regular watering, controlled fertilizing, and mulching to suppress weeds and retain moisture. Establishing new plants can be achieved through division, while deadheading spent blooms promotes further flowering. Leopard lilies are valued for their ornamental appeal, attracting pollinators and adding a touch of exoticism to gardens.