Thanks for the wonderful Lilie bulb planting tips , especially with hydrating the bulbs some before planting them.

I just got my pack first time ever planting just followed hope to see more ❤

move back home at start of epidemic learned how to garden and started my first garden last year and had such success that i decided to set my sights even higher this year growing lilium and pumpkins for my dad, thanks for this video and advice, i chose to soak the bulbs too before i planted them ^_^

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Thank you! So helpful!

Excellent info! Thanks

Thank you for sharing wonderful tips planting lilies❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Great tips! Looking forward to growing these. I hope you do a follow-up video when they bloom!

@HomefortheHarvest

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That's a great idea 🙌

Fantastic... Thank you... Stay safe

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LOVE ❤️ THIS

Must helpful video if ever seen !

I cannot wait to see your garden in full bloom.

@HomefortheHarvest

3 жыл бұрын

🙌 it is magic 💖 but then again so were those STUNNING flower shops you toured - those are in my dreams now 😍

@VelvetandToads

3 жыл бұрын

@@HomefortheHarvest Thank you!

Thank you

Love to idea to soak first. Thanks

You are incredible! So newcomer friendly & everything I needed to know! Can you help me with replanting in zone 6B or how to overwinter these at home, if they were previously planted & have dried stem atop?

@HomefortheHarvest

5 ай бұрын

The best place for them to be in the winter is in the ground in a garden bed. The stems usually dry in the winter and kind of crack off if you don't trim them off with pruners. And that's all good. You can dig the bulbs up and re-plant them in different spots as soon as the ground thaws (perhaps March?). Get your new planting holes started before you start digging up the bulbs so that you can just get the bulbs right back into the soil. The bulbs won't be thrilled if you leave them on the open ground overnight and they get hit with very cold weather. They're surprisingly resilient but do best with at least a few inches of soil insulating them.

I Like Love Lily flower Like Michael

Hello, thank you for a great video. I have a question - my mother in law brought me an Amazon lilly, it's one bulb with a leaf, but leaf got kinda broken during transport. Should I cut it down to the bulb or no? Thanks.

Thanks! I just got some Lillie’s and I wanted to make sure I wasn’t gonna mess this up. Your video was super helpful, I’m gonna go give my bulbs a bath now before they go in the ground. Question, does this apply to all types of Lillie’s? I just got some Odessa, crystal clear, and twilight types. The bulbs look nothing like what you showed me. I just want to make sure I’m planting them right.

The assorted pack. Please tell me where can we buy them from. And are the lilies fragrant. I’m more interested in the Stargazer. Thanks for a great video!

I’m in zone 4. Can I plant lily bulbs now or is it considered to be too late? Soil temp is about 60.

How often should i water them after the initial planting ?

I planted mine in a pot can I transfer them to the grown

FYI... lily bulbs will move themselves to the optimal spot in the soil

Do they get smaller over the years? Mine are a few years old, and the last two years they’ve seemed to get progressively smaller.

The bulbs in the bag Bulbs Are Easy, where did you get those?

You said you’re planting in the spring? I’m in zone 9b and planned to plant in early November! Is that correct?

Where did you buy the lily bulbs in your video

In Which month should I plant it I am in north Africa

Watched this after planting my bulbs realizing I did literally everything wrong.

Do your oriental lilies typically bloom for you the first year? I just planted some Casablanca bulbs two weeks ago and wasn’t sure if I’ll see flowers this late summer or not. Also when do you typically start to see growth popping up? I haven’t seen anything yet but was hoping in another 2 weeks I may start to see them coming up?

@twonut23

3 жыл бұрын

About 4-5 weeks after planting you should see some growth, maybe some bloom at the 90 day mark

@sonyakim4403

3 жыл бұрын

@@twonut23 thank you!! Fingers crossed mine pop up haha!

@garyswanson5272

2 жыл бұрын

Give them a fukin chance!!!!! 🌼 🌸 🌻 🌹

@blu3krystal958

Жыл бұрын

@@garyswanson5272 🤣

Love how well explained this video is! Can I ask, where did you buy your bulbs?

@Minding1111

3 жыл бұрын

They sell them at home Depot if you can still find some

@pimpette95

3 жыл бұрын

@@Minding1111 thanks so much! I found them at Brecks.com too couple weeks ago which had a huge sale for 3 Casablanca lily bulbs for $4.99

The 1 buls is 4.5$ and the 16 buls how much does it cost you?

Hey, isn't that one lily really a daylily? It's at the beginning just 11 seconds in.

do they survive winter season in the ground?

@HomefortheHarvest

2 жыл бұрын

Mine do! I'm in Zone 5 where it gets well below freezing in the winter. I think many lilies like this are hardy down to Zone 3

@subinjeong1386

2 жыл бұрын

@@HomefortheHarvest thank you so much your video is very helpful 😊

@AcornHillHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Im in zone 4 upper midwest. Yes, mine do. And they multiply. I pot them in a damp potting mix in my shop, water them and leave them under lights or in a sunny window about a month before last frost. I put a little bone meal and blood meal in the potting mix. I reuse my 6” pots for jobs like this. My instructions say 3 per square foot for planting. After about a month the plants will have grown a fair bit and then then I take them out of the pots and plant them in the garden on full sun. I save my plastic pots, wash them and use them year after year. They look much better en masse and they smell very nice. Too!!!! I have sandy soil and I’ll put my home made compost around them after planting. So easy to grow.

@laitran9564

Жыл бұрын

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@TunaSoda

23 күн бұрын

As far as I know bulbs can survive freezing temps all winter so long as they have rooted in, if you plant the bulbs right before winter they may not last

Why is it taking years for yours to grow?

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