Y ou might not have thought to grow lilies in pots, but once you try it, you are bound to be addicted for life. From large, ...

The garden is still looking really good, despite the intense heat we have been experiencing recently. The lilies, while ...

First off, we’re talking about true lilies in this article. True lilies are from the genus Lilium, and include Oriental, Asiatic, Tiger, Trumpet, and Orienpet lilies, not daylil ...

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There are several different lily varieties, including Asiatic, Oriental, Trumpet, and Tree lilies, each with unique characteristics.

To add a touch of sunny yellow to the best spot in your garden to plant lilies, pick the Lilium 'Conca d'Or', a trumpet lily with huge lemony-white petals. These perennials love full sun with a touch ...

Tree, goliath or giant lilies (strictly oriental trumpet lilies) tower at 2.5m, carrying as many as 20 large flowers up to 20cm in diameter, giving a very imposing, but affordable, easy plant for ...

Traditionally, Asiatic lilies, with bright, upward-facing, bowl-like unscented flowers (1m tall), start the summer lily display in June, followed by trumpet lilies (usually over 1m) – including ...

There are more than 100 species of lily and numerous named varieties, including many bred for the cut flower industry. Lilies are classified into nine divisions, depending on their parentage as well ...

True garden lilies, which grow from bulbs just like tulips or daffodils, loosely fall into three categories: Asiatics, which appear in late May or early June; trumpet lilies in June; and then ...