Dear Master Gardener: I overwintered my calla lily rhizomes and they are in good shape, but sprouting. When and how should I plant them? Answer: The elegant and beautiful calla lily is not a true lily ...

PLANTING lilies in spring is just as effective as planting them in autumn, but you need to do this in March to give them time to produce a root system that is nearly as strong as those planted before ...

LILIES HAVE two big moments. The first and finest happens July into August when their voluptuous, fragrant flowers define the garden. That is, if you were prescient enough to plant plenty of them last ...

One of the most elegant and beautiful of the flowers that bloom in our spring gardens is the common calla lily (Zantedeschia aethiopica). Clumps of calla lilies in bloom never fail to attract ...

Even if you have an in-ground garden, you should grow some plants in pots 🪴 ...

If you're looking for a house plant that's attractive and pretty easy to grow, peace lilies might be your best bet. Peace lilies can be identified by their dark green foliage and white-sheathed ...

Planting a peace lily is simple for beginners, requiring a snug pot with drainage and light, well-draining soil. Provide ...

Calla lilies (Zantedeschia sp.) are native to South Africa and are considered tender perennials because they won't tolerate freezing weather. They are only hardy in warmer areas in Zones 8-10. These ...

Put your peace lily into the new pot and fill in around it with more fresh potting soil. Leave at least an inch between the ...

Peace lilies like consistently moist soil, so water when the top few inches feel dry. Expect to water every few days in warm, dry homes, or weekly in cooler, low-light spots. Use pots with drainage ...

There are two things I can't get enough of – succulents and lilies. Start or expand your collections of these rewarding plants. While doing so, avoid some fatal mistakes. This time of year I see many ...

Question: My Easter lilies planted in the garden a year ago have small buds in the tops of the plants that are not near open while the ones in the stores are in bloom. Are mine of a different type?