Pink Rain Lily Bulbs

10-12 cm bulbs. This recent introduction combines a rare color combination with outstanding growing characteristics and 4-5'' flowers. Plant in April and get tons of blooms in June and July.

Even a few of these lovely Tiger Lilies will bring welcome color excitement to your garden, starting this next summer. As they mature, each one is capable of producing up to 25 flowers, 3 to 5 inches across on stately stalks of 4 to 6 feet tall.

Botanists have changed that to Lilum lancifolium , but that doesn't stop most people (including us) from using the old name 'tigrinum.' From the original orange, the hybridizers have created new colors from white to pink.

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

Photo B is the incredibly beautiful Regal Lily, Lilium regale , the now-famous, highly fragrant white trumpet lily, discovered years ago growing wild in China. (See lily groups below.) Growing Lilies: Lilium 'Wild' Lilies or 'Species' Lilies These are...

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

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. Many people grow callas in patio pots, which can be brought in before frost arrives.

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. Many people grow callas in patio pots, which can be brought in before frost arrives.

Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Their fluted blooms and refined foliage make them a favorite for floral arrangements, but they also lend a sense of elegance to the landscape.

Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Their fluted blooms and refined foliage make them a favorite for floral arrangements, but they also lend a sense of elegance to the landscape.

If you haven't grown callas, you may be surprised that these bulbs create a sizable plant. If you plant your bulbs in spring, you'll have flowers in about 70-112 days. Callas do best when sited in dappled or bright, yet indirect sunlight.

If you haven't grown callas, you may be surprised that these bulbs create a sizable plant. If you plant your bulbs in spring, you'll have flowers in about 70-112 days. Callas do best when sited in dappled or bright, yet indirect sunlight.

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. Many people grow callas in patio pots, which can be brought in before frost arrives.

If you haven't grown callas, you may be surprised that these bulbs create a sizable plant. Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots.

Most all callas have pointed or heart-shaped foliage that's dark green, spattered with white spots. Their fluted blooms and refined foliage make them a favorite for floral arrangements, but they also lend a sense of elegance to the landscape.

Also known as Guernsey Lily, it's both deer resistant and fragrant. The perfect bulb to add color when the rest of the garden is winding down, Nerine Lily produces frilly pink flower clusters in fall.

If you plant your bulbs in spring, you'll have flowers in about 65-75 days. Sometimes the clumps grow 36' high. Known for their elegance, callas are the quintessential cut flower and are striking additions to container gardens.

They enjoy being root-bound. The common white one* is Zantedeschia aethiopica , and like all callas, it's hardy in the US only in Zones 8 through 10. Common as a wildflower in South Africa, the original calla grows even along roadsides in wet spots.

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. Many people grow callas in patio pots, which can be brought in before frost arrives.

These shallow pots should be stored in an area where temperatures stay between 50-60 degrees F. Gloriosa tubers should be planted horizontally about 2-3 inches below the soil. Many times, as the flowers fade and the plant withers, its energy will go into...

These bulblets are baby bulbs, designed to spread the plant underground.The other way to propagate wood lily is through seeds. Snap off the seed pods, which will form at the base of each flower and store them in an envelope.

Its impactful flowers and tall, elegant stems pack a real punch in the perennial flower garden. That leaves a lot of options for the intrepid gardener. A vegetative method using leaves is also possible but takes some serious patience.come in different...

Feeding may also be in the form of, which does double duty when applied to growing tiger lilies. Proper soil preparation results in healthier tiger lily plants that produce more and bigger blooms.Tiger lily care involves little work after plants are established,...

The bulbs should be planted about 2” apart. You should water only when the top layer of soil looks dry. Keep the soil line about an inch below the brim of the pot for watering. If dry, I water thoroughly.

Most lilies like moist, but not soggy soil; too much water can make the bulbs rot.Established lilies can be drought resistant. Lilies also will not come up in the spring if weeds or plants are too dense above the bulb.

Both are quite easy to grow with thick, rigid stems, strappy leaves and showy flowers. Read on to learn how to grow oriental lilies for a colorful, magical blooming garden surrounding your home.Asiatic and Oriental are two of the most popular forms ofavailable.

If the soil settles and leaves a depression around the plant, add more soil. You can accomplish this by mulching the plant or by growing shallow-rootedWhen the plant begins to die back naturally in fall, cut the foliage back to 3 inches above the soil.When...