Gala Lily

Blooming size bulbs, 12-14 cm. Plant a quantity; have a mass display of hundreds of blooms highlighting your garden, starting this summer and for years to come. Even a few of these lovely Tiger Lilies will bring welcome color excitement to your garden,...

For people who love dark pink flowers, Ceres is a must-have lily! Another pollen-free Asiatic Lily reaches for the sky at 3 1/2 feet tall. Shipped 12-14cm bulbs. Attracts hummingbirds.

Looking forward to those cold-season blooms, which are supposed to appear on indoor plants between December and March, I started some seeds of Veltheimia bracteata back in the spring of 2012.That was, of course, before I read the fine print and discovered...

In cooler climates, they are grown as annuals, like. In many Asian countries, like Indonesia, these tubers are eaten – lending to its alternate name of elephant foot yam, not to be confused withsharing the same alternate name.

Stunning fiery yellow blooms on top of slightly variegated dark green foliage, Alstroemeria 'Summer Breeze' is a perfect plant for floral arrangements. This Peruvian lily is winter hardy to US zone 6 and will bloom for up to 5 months.

Two years ago I planted some black seeds that were cryptically labeled "orange lily." I potted them and left them in the garden to acheive whatever natural stratification Mother Nature would decide to give them.

But, while peace lily plant care is easy, proper growing conditions are still important. These lovely plants not only brighten up a living space, but are also excellent at cleaning the air of the room they are in.

The presence of these plants in your home or garden may pose a risk to your pets, especially dogs that like to chew different plants in the landscape. Read this article for the answer and tips on how to protect your pet.As glorious as peace lilies are...

Additionally, the standing water in the saucer may induceand attract insect pests. Peace lilies grow naturally in tropical rainforests. Their feeding behavior on plant sap reduces plant vigor and disrupts the flow of nutrients and moisture to foliage,...

Cover them with 5 to 7 inches of soil.Once established, voodoo lilies are relatively carefree. Brush off the soil and set the bulb on a shelf until spring. The bulb has no special storage requirements.

If this happens, water the plant well, then clip off the yellowing foliage. However, peace lily will nearly always bounce back with a good watering.Tap water is fine for watering peace lilies, but letting the water sit out for a day or two allows fluoride...

When a cat chews or bites into the leaves or stems, the crystals are released and cause injury by penetrating the animal's tissues. You can also call the ASPCA's Poison Control Center at 888-426-4435.

Beautiful sunset shades on top of neat dark green bronze foliage, 'Indian Summer' is a perfect plant for floral arrangements. This Peruvian lily is winter hardy to US zone 6 and will produce long lasting cut flowers for up to 5 months.

Growing to almost 3', this rainbow of mixed colors provides vertical accents to nearly every garden that needs a natural flair to enhance its architecture. The lilys' vibrant flower heads show various flower forms, some star shaped others rounded but...

This will make room for new stalks to emerge.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Pruning a peace lily isn't limited to the flower stalks.

In fact, you should keep the plant on a large saucer filled with pebbles and water to provide the humidity it craves. If you suspect your water has a high salt content, use distilled water to irrigate.

Tease the rootball gently with your fingers to release the compacted roots.Place the peace lily in the new container. Slight wilting often occurs when repotting peace lily houseplants.Withhold fertilizer for a couple of months after repotting a peace...

They are forced to bloom with gibberellic acid, a natural plant hormone that stimulates cell division and elongation.The plants used to be raised to maturity and natural flowering before the appearance of gibberellic acid.

Remove all dead leaves from the plant and the pot. On the other hand, the better your cultural care matches the plant's needs, the less peace lily plant problems you are likely to encounter.Peace lilies need indirect light, never direct light.

Look for a product with a balanced ratio, such as 20-20-20, diluted to one-half or one-quarter strength.Be sure to water after feeding your peace lily to distribute the fertilizer evenly around the roots.

Fill in around the root ball with potting mix, then firm the potting mix lightly with your fingers.Water the peace lily well, allowing excess liquid to drip through the drainage hole.

Dig up tubers to store for winter in northern regions.This smelly little guy is fun to grow and a real conversation piece as an indoor or outdoor plant. Plant tubers 3 to 4 inches (8 to 10 cm.) deep.

) is an attractive indoor flower known for its ability to thrive in low light. You can also snip out unsightly brown/yellow leaves. The leaves are strong and oval shaped, narrowing to a point at the tip.

Eventually, it will get too big and start crowding itself, in which case it's either time to repot or divide.Dividing peace lily plants is a great option because it doesn't lead to overwhelmingly large pots in your home, and it makes for great gifts!...

The study focuses on 19 plants that thrive indoors in low light and actively remove pollutants from the air. Keep reading to learn more about using peace lily plants for air purification.The NASA study focuses on common air pollutants that tend to be...

Colors from pure white to hot pink, including bicolors and spotted. This summer-long flower show combines Oriental, Tiger, Asiatic, Trumpet and species type lilies. Great for cut flowers (3-4").

When the aerial parts of the plant wither and die, cut them back to soil level.Before the first frost in your location, carefully dig up gloriosa tubers for winter storage. Be sure to only mist them lightly, as too much water can cause them to rot.Depending...