Easter lilies (Lilium longifolium) are most commonly grown indoors as a holiday plant. As their name suggests, they are typically forced into bloom around Easter, in March or April. Outdoors, they are better suited for warmer regions of North America, where they can be planted in the garden after blooming has finished. When we were …
Yes, you can put your peace lily outside (depending on your climate). Given that that peace lily thrives in warm and moist regions it will survive and thrive outside depending on the climate that you live in. Generally speaking, if you are not in a tropical part of the world and have fluctuating temperatures where …
These bulbils weight the plant down and so that it touches the ground a few inches (8 cm.) from the mother plant. Once the bulbils meet the soil, they send out roots and grow more plants, naturally reproducing. A few species of lilies produce stem bulbils that are dark purple and measure from 1 to …
