Asiatic lilies bloom once each season, typically in early-to-mid summer, and have a long blooming season lasting up to a month. As the flowers die off, you can deadhead spent blooms to allow the ...

Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta Asiatic lilies are perennial bulbs that bloom with showy, upright flowers in numerous colors, such as orange, yellow, red, pink, and white. Unlike Oriental lilies ...

Asiatic lily: The popular Asiatic lily has flowers that face up or outward, and cultivars are available in just about every color but true blue. Blooms of this lily are open now in central Ohio on ...

The flowers of daylilies are similar to those of true lilies, but they only last for day. They bloom on leafless stems called ...

Asiatic lilies (Lilium asiatica) are hybrid lilies developed from several species. Yulia Naumenko/Getty Of all the types of lilies, Asiatic lilies these are the first to bloom, before the fragrant ...

This summer, however, I was rewarded with flowers. It turns out that Oriental lilies – of which Star Gazer is the most popular variety ... Asiatic lilies are close allies of Oriental lilies.

Of the ones I grow, Asiatic lilies are the first to bloom. These lilies are hybrids that are bred from several other lilies. They have no scent, something many people associate with lilies.

Working back in time, before the trumpets, the Asiatic lilies bloom in May and June. Asiatic lilies have little or no scent, but great color and form.