Short Growing Season (Mountain areas)

Where daytime temperatures are consistently 90° and above, but the soil remains cool, plant all lily bulbs in full sun so they will receive enough heat to mature before winter. Asiatic lilies can handle 100° summers and -40° winters without special winter care, but you should always mulch Trumpets and early-blooming Orientals after the ground freezes, to discourage any rodents from taking up residence and to provide a blanket of insulation for the coldest months


Plant Lily Bulbs Immediately Upon Receipt

Transplanting - Best during cool Fall weather.

Simple Fall Cleanup

Midwest & Northeast - Don't make these mistakes!

Southern Gardens & Greenhouse Cultivation

Winter Care of Containerized Lily Bulbs

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Helpful information for gardeners who are experiencing a colder, wetter summer this year.

Lilies in raised beds...



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