Colored a unique blend of creamy white, light yellow and blushed with soft pink, this is an unusual lily for the garden. The huge, trumpet-shaped flowers may be 6 to 8 inches across.

Plants like the calla lily and water lily are erroneously called lilies. Here are some types of true lilies and how you can grow the showy blooms.

I anticipate the arrival of the lilies every much as the first daffodils, perhaps more so. They suggest that the heat of summer is worth it.

There are so many types of lilies, it can be hard to choose. Here's help deciding which ones will grow best in your garden.

My pink trumpet tree leaves are covered with brown spots and they are dying. Some leaves curl up but we can’t find any insects. I used Bayer’s Advanced 2 in 1 Rose and Flower Care with … ...

For a statuesque plant you can look squarely in the eye, try a trumpet lily. Here's a plant that will grow to six feet (credible reports say as much as eight) and will come across with up to 25 ...

Some trumpet lily varieties have a dozen or more buds on individual stems. Trumpet lilies produce flowers in colors of orange, pink, white and yellow.

The white trumpet-shaped lily is a staple of the Easter holiday. Garden columnist Judy Terry has more: ...

They are distinctively coloured in brilliant shades of orange, red, flame-pink and yellow. The individual flowers are trumpet-shaped, flaring at the mouth with a speckling of black or brown spots.