Asiatic lilies are gorgeous summer flowers available in a variety of colors. To add some of these to your garden, you need to know where and how to plant them.

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 ...

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.

These stunning flowers are not only a feast for the eyes but also surprisingly low-maintenance. With the right amount of sunlight and proper soil, even novice gardeners can enjoy a spectacular display ...

Asiatic and oriental lilies provide an easy to grow, colorful addition to your garden and landscape. They are versatile and easy to care for and offer a wide variety of heights, flower forms, and ...

Start off the summer with Asiatic lilies. These compact plants have upward or outward facing blooms, and though they are not fragrant, they do come in bright colors that will light up your early ...

Asiatic lilies have little or no scent, but great color and form. Selections such as 'Pink Pagoda' and the fabulously dark 'Landini' often have upward-facing flower petals that spread open instead ...

These are hybrids between Easter lilies and Asiatic lilies. They are early bloomers and grow quite quickly reaching up to 4 feet tall. They do have some scent, but check the label carefully as ...

Asiatic lilies bloom first in our area, beginning around early June. Turk’s caps follow. Then there are the scented trumpets, Orientals and their hybrids and species lilies, which bloom into August.

If you received Oriental lilies go ahead and plant them, but just know that they may or may not come back as they are not as hardy as Asiatic lilies. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's ...

Lilies grow on stiff stems, often rising to five or six feet, with short, pointed foliage that stands out at 90 degree angles. Think Easter lily and you’ll have the picture. Skip to Article ...