Foxtail Lily Bulbs

The Tiger Lily is one of the most permanent Lilies known to horticulture. Vivid salmon-red blooms with distinctive black spots brighten garden or vase each August. As they mature, each one is capable of producing up to 25 flowers, 3 to 5 inches across...

They grow tall, and often need staking, since a well-grown stalk can have over 15 huge flowers. But forget them. In the 'A-B-C Combination Photo': Photos A and B are of 'wild' or species lilies.

The sunny colored downward facing flowers fit neatly between other plants and also make a great addition to patio pots. Perfect for bouquets. Martagon Lily Sunny Morning has up to 50 flowers per stem that are golden-orange with dark spots.

Most have very large, outward-facing, fragrant flowers. (By the way, don't call any old spotted orange lily 'tiger lily'. Photos A and B are of 'wild' or species lilies. Today's favorites are no more work than growing a tulip or daffodil.

This lily is perfect for patio pots, growing in between shrubs, and makes a colorful border. Excellent for cut flower. Martagon Lily Bulbs Manitoba Morning produces up to 50 blooms per stem with flowers that are reddish-pink with light creamy yellow centers...

Everyone loves the pristine white calla. (Zantedeschia albomaculata) Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along stream...

Picasso's bi-color blooms create bold, unique color in the summer garden. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along...

The bulbs are irregular, sort of like ginger roots, and several can be planted in the same pot. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along stream banks and water features.

The bulbs are irregular, sort of like ginger roots, and several can be planted in the same pot. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along stream banks and water features.

Wonderful in patio pots. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Many people grow callas in patio pots, which can be brought in before frost arrives.

Bring this beautiful bi-colored flower indoors to show off its stand-alone elegance in a simple vase. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots.

This mixture is a great way to start growing Calla Lilies; plant all three bulbs next to each other in the spring for beautiful blooms in mid to late summer. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white...

Flowering from the middle of the season into fall, find a spot in the perennial bed to let 'Best Gold' fill in any gaps that could use a punch of cheerful yellow. The bulbs are irregular, sort of like ginger roots, and several can be planted in the same...

The bulbs are irregular, sort of like ginger roots, and several can be planted in the same pot. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along stream banks and water features.

In Europe, this one is sometimes called Jersey Lily, since it is associated with the famous English actress. (Nerine bowdenii) Hardy in zones 8-10 and considered annuals in all other zones.

If you plant your bulbs in spring, you'll have flowers in about 65-75 days. The common white one is Zantedeschia aethiopica , and like all callas, it's hardy in the US only in Zone 8 and above.

This makes callas 'tender bulbs' in most of the country, and they'll have to be lifted out of the ground and stored indoors come fall. The perfectly-fluted flowers are an essential addition to bouquets.

Deer resistant. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Zantedeschia aethiopica prefers moist soil and can even thrive when sited along stream banks and water features.

Popping out of the ground after summer rains, these tender perennial bulbs are pollinator friendly and as adorable as can be. Their clear pink blooms resemble miniature versions of their close cousin, the Amaryllis.

Hardy in zones 9 or higher, many of us can only grow gloriosa as an annual. Be sure to only mist them lightly, as too much water can cause them to rot.Depending on your hardiness zone, begin to increase the temperatures and light level for your gloriosa...

In most of the northern parts of the country, wood lily plants grow in grasslands and mountainous regions, filling the fields and slopes with their cheerful blooms. Place the envelope in a zip-top bag in the refrigerator until late fall.

These are now ready to plant and grow. Dig several inches around the base of the plant. Plant new bulbs 12 inches (30 cm.) apart again half as deep as the bulb is in diameter.If there are no offsets or small bulbs to remove from the main bulb, you can...

Learning how to grow tiger lilies involves planting the bubils and waiting, as it may be five years before these produce tiger lily flowers.If you have tiger lilies growing in your existing garden, keep them happy with soil amendments as you learn how...

Yet, you find yourself drawn to the exotic look ofand, as a result, wonder “can you grow lily plants in pots?” The answer is yes. When you plant them, add a slow release fertilizer like Osmocote, to the top layer of the soil.

Today, they are still on of the most loved garden plants. Good shrub companions for lilies are:Be sure to give lilies plenty of space of their own, and don't crowd them with companion plants.

If blooms are excessively large and begin to flop over, threatening the stem, simply stake them up until flowers are spent.Oriental lily plant care is one of the most straightforward.

If the soil settles and leaves a depression around the plant, add more soil. Press with your hands to squeeze out air pockets and then water slowly and deeply. Place the plant near a bright window, just out of reach of the direct rays of the sun.