Daylilies are very hardy, somewhat drought-tolerant, and are very hard to kill. They can be divided by lifting a clump and ...

First off, we’re talking about true lilies in this article. True lilies are from the genus Lilium, and include Oriental, Asiatic, Tiger, Trumpet, and Orienpet lilies, not daylil ...

True lilies are bulbs of the genus Lilium. Many types of lilies are great for nearly any home landscape or garden. Several types of lilies do well in central Ohio gardens, ...

These are not true lilies. They are all interesting plants and I love to grow many of them but I really love the true lilies and since there are many different ones, ...

True lilies belong to the botanical genus Lilium, which is a name originally given to the classic white lily, and signifying that it arises from an underground bulb.

True lilies produce one stem and have narrow, strappy leaves. The flowers have six anthers and six petals, making it easy to distinguish a true lily from other plants with “lily” in their names.

DENVER — True lilies are hardy in our area and are best planted in spring. There are two main types of lilies that we grow, the Asiatics and the Orientals. Asiatic lilies usually bloom in June ...

True lilies are members of the family Liliaceae and native to temperate (not tropical, as I would have assumed) areas of the Northern Hemisphere.

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.

Easter lilies are true lilies that grow from bulbs, not tubers. Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum) has a single stem with leaves whirling around it. True lilies bloom for a week or more.