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.

What's more, Asiatic lilies have an impressively high bud count and each flower is nice and plump, measuring 4 to 6 inches on average. Their early blooming time and longevity are a major draw for ...

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. ... Lilies adorn the garden but also look beautiful in a vase. In fact, they’re one of the world’s most popular cut flowers.

The lily season begins early and ends late, so you have a wide variety to pick from to brighten your garden with color and scent. ... the Asiatic lilies bloom in May and June.

These would make a great alternative for an Easter lily if you want to plant them in your garden. Asiatic lilies are the hardiest and easiest to grow for Zone 3 gardens.

What a joy it is to see the lilies breaking the ground this time of year. It makes me realize it will not be long before I have an abundance of lovely flowers. There are many different kinds of ...

From Clemson’s Home and Garden Information Center, “There are about 80 species and several hundred cultivars of lilies (Lilium species) ranging in height from 2 to 8 feet. Lilies make great ...

Pribyl started hybridizing Asiatic lilies when he was 13 years old for a 4-H project with the North Kato Explorers. Courtesy Karen Wright A new lily hybridized by Grant Pribyl.