Episode 46 Oriental Lilies

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Episode 46 Oriental Lilies
Oriental Lilies are the drama queens of the garden! Full of colour and fragrance these absolutely stunning flowers will knock your socks off. If you're looking for gorgeous blooms that return faithfully year after year then Oriental Lilies are the ones for you. Join Pam & Wendy as they explore the wonderful world of Oriental Lilies and reveal a few of their all-time favourites.
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30 июл 2024

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@mabelmenezes1967 9 лет назад

i loved ur show Botanus Garden and my favrite lily the orangish yellow asiatic lily and the white extravaganza with freckles mind blowing show throughly enjoyed

@me1911 8 лет назад

+mabel menezes We totally agree with you ..... two wonderful varieties!

@Cycad97 10 лет назад

Great video! I'm going to attempt breeding some of the oriental lilies in my garden. Thanks for the helpful information.

@mabelmenezes1967 8 лет назад

I watched your episode 46 oriental lilies and learnt the names of many of those lilies which I never knew THANKS MY favorite lily is EXTRAVAGABZA

@justinbaillie3468 9 лет назад

my favorte orenital lilys are casa blanca and sweet rosey

@BotanusTV 8 лет назад

+Justin Baillie We are not surprised Justin, both are stunning and easy to grow!

@billd.4088 7 лет назад

How do I over-winterize Oriental Lily for replanting in Spring???

@erins.5420 7 лет назад

Is there any advices for Lily's in the southwest like Phoenix Arizona?

@lynnebabb5349 8 лет назад

I would like to divide my lilies, Can I do this in the spring when I can find them, without killing them? Thank you.

@BotanusTV 8 лет назад

+Lynne Babb The best time for moving and/or dividing lilies is in the fall or in the early spring. I myself prefer the time after they've bloomed because I can see what colour they are and how tall they grow which makes it easier for me to decide on a new location. After your lilies have bloomed you need to cut off the flower and leave a part of the stem with some leaves so photosynthesis can do its magic and get some new energy back into the bulb. Wait until the leaves turn yellow and then use a fork or a shovel and dig them up leaves and all. You can now move them to your new location and water them in. Your bulbs now have time to grow roots before it gets cold and will shine again the following summer!

@lynnebabb5349 8 лет назад

+BotanusTV Thank you so much.

@lillianlaurence6532 8 лет назад

i planted asiatics a few months ago. the flowers are gone and the seed pods are left. i was told to cut them off so the plant doesn't spend time growing the seeds (or something.) i was also told to just leave them alone. so I'm not sure what to do.

@BotanusTV 8 лет назад

Hello Lillie, After your lilies have bloomed and all the flowers are gone it is best to cut the seed pods off. But make sure you leave the stem with the leaves to die back so all the energy can go back into the bulb. You can remove the stems as soon as all the leaves have turned yellow.

@lillianlaurence6532 8 лет назад

BotanusTV Thank you !!