No. Deadheading enables lily plants to store energy for next year's blooms rather than expending it on forming seeds. It also helps keep your garden looking uniform and tidy. But lilies won't rebloom ...

Lilies and daylilies are quite distinct and require different care. You can also tell them apart by the look of the plant, ...

True lilies grow from fall-planted bulbs, and are perennials which will come back year after year, In a variety of colors and sizes, most are hardy in USDA Zones 4-9.

DENVER — A number of flowers are called "lilies." Aside from true lilies, there are daylilies, canna lilies, gloriosa lilies, pineapple lilies and calla lilies. They're all vaguely related but ...

These are known as “true” lilies. If you can, you should bring the eaten lily — or a picture of the plant — with you to the vet as soon as you’ve noticed any bite marks or toxicity symptoms.

When and how to fertilize lilies. Two of the most common true lilies are Oriental lilies,Lilium oriental, and Asiatic lilies, Lilium asiatica, both of which are popular plants for their colorful, ...

When I think of wildflowers in New England, I think about those spring ephemerals like Lady’s slippers, trillium and the Canada mayflower. Or flowers blooming now like milkweed, yarrow, chicory ...

I want more lilies. A lot more. And I mean true lilies (Lilium spp.) rather than daylilies (Hemerocallis spp.). Casa Blanca is the variety that has put me in such a state. Its large, white petals ...

Among the many types of true lilies, the most common are called Asiatic lilies, with their upward-facing flowers. They’re the most winter-hardy and easiest to grow, but don’t limit yourself.