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1Half-fill a large pot with compost, add five or six lily bulbs, then cover them with more compost. Keep in a greenhouse or sheltered spot while developing, tying tall varieties to canes as they grow.
kaycurtis 24/11/2011 at 15:27
I love all Lilies but I love the tiny flowers of Tiger Lilies they are so sweet and delicate. didn't realise they would be so small when I purchased them, but pleasantly surprised.
shirls 24/11/2011 at 15:27
I planted some Lillies in a big tub in March, does anyone know how long they take to appear please?
ryan59 24/11/2011 at 15:28
once the lillies have flowered and been dead headed do they flower again ,or should i take the bulbs out and save for planting next year.
ribenagal 24/11/2011 at 15:28
Once the lilly bulbs have flowered and the foliage is diminishing is it best to remove the bulbs or leave them in the pot until spring??Should they be allowed to dry out completely during the winter once removed from the pot?? If left in the pot should they be fed and watered during the autumn months?
lizmac 24/11/2011 at 15:28
Very little aftercare information in this article.This is why I stopped buying Gardeners World. Lots of lovely pictures and how and where to plant and then nothing about aftercare, overwintering etc.Judging by the above comments, these are just the points which beginner gardeners need to know.
