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of Lilium, there are many types and various rooting systems, most are just left in the ground over winter, in any case most of them need to be in the ground or pots by Autumn. Stored bulbs shrivel and if you buy shop or garden centre bulbs it is best to rest

there is an orange lily which has the bulbils at each leaf joint, I set these in the same way and they germinate the year after . Sorry cant think of the name off the lilly .  The lily is Lilium lanceolatum,used to be L. tigrinum.   i have 7 lilly bulbis 2nd year

AstilbesAstrantiasBegoniasCrocosmiasEuphorbiasFernsFuchsiasGrassesHardy geraniumsHelleboresHydrangeasJapanese anemonesLady's mantleLavendersLilium henryiPelargoniumsPenstemonsRosesSedums20 top slug-beatersDon't overfeed young plants in spring, as this only encourages soft growth, which slugs love to eat.Top tips for foiling

... compulsive plant purchaser signing in... today I bought a fragrant Daphne, Dianthus 'Kahori' which I absolutely love, Chamaecyparis Boulevard... some Lilium speciosum... a Hebe, ..oh my goodness all sorts of lovely things... no idea where they're going

leaves in the autumn, so hopefully they'll do that soon after you've planted them - then the flower spike appears in the late spring.  Be prepared to stake them or give them some sort of support.  Lilium Candidum (Madonna Lily) if you want to look it up

not seem to find the pots but, in the Botanic garden the lilium lancifolium in the Chinese Herbal garden had dozens on them on Thursday and , though I was not averse to watching the other volunteers doing away with them, I found I could not kill a living

tolerate lime, others don't. I grow lilium regale too.....wonderful scent, best of the lot. The worms will need something to feed on-I would invest in some well rotted horse manure add that to the soil- and work it in as best you can-the worms will move

there as well as astilbesDaphne eternal fragrance is a must there, some where, too. An evergreen small shrub that flowers for months. A couple of spots for the blue salvia patens and lilium regale bulbs for fantastic scent. Oh, gotta put in allium purple

Hi Adam, my back garden is north facing and on the western side I have some ivy growing on a fence panel my question to you is why does it not produce flowers and later on berries? Sorry I meant to also say that I live in Weymouth Dorset and the ivy as far as I can tell is of the...