Like many lilies, trumpet lilies are hardy in Zones 3 through 8, although some varieties can take the heat in Zone 9 and even ...

Trumpet lily: These lilies bloom in mid-summer and are noted for their spotless, fused petals that form a trumpet shape. The highly fragrant, outward-facing flowers are available primarily in ...

Tree, goliath or giant lilies (strictly oriental trumpet lilies) tower at 2.5m, carrying as many as 20 large flowers up to ...

Trumpet lilies steal the show in midsummer. Like their close relative the Easter lily, these big, outward-facing blossoms have long trumpets and are wonderfully fragrant. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

In the world of lilies, there is nothing more spectacular than the growing number of stunning oriental X trumpet hybrid lilies, commonly known as orienpets. Marketed as "lily trees" by many garden ...

Alstroemeria are some of the most beautiful low-water plants in the garden. Upright green stems can rise about 4 feet high, topped by a cluster of lily-shaped trumpets. The colors and patterns of ...

Trumpet lilies are even more spectacular, with their huge, fragrant, outward-facing trumpet-shaped blooms on plants that can reach 5 or 6 feet in height, and they grow remarkably well in our region.

Lilies are the flowering plants brought to mind when thinking of Easter. The Easter lily is also known as the trumpet lily because the white flowers take the form of a trumpet.

Trumpet lilies are more sturdy, and their petals are fused to actually resemble like a trumpet. Asiatic and Oriental lilies are sometimes crossed with trumpet lilies, too, ...

Trumpet lilies are hybrids that produce prolific, trumpet-shaped, colorful flowers that are long-lasting and highly fragrant, making them excellent selections for cut flowers.

Anyone who talks longingly about the good old days certainly isn’t talking about gardening. Times are better now. Heck, when I was a kid, we didn’t even have Wave petunias, and cherry tomatoes ...