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Red Lily Asiatic Lily in Vibrant Red
Asiatic Lily in Vibrant Red

Asiatic Lily

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£16.00
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These dwarf lilies make a great gift and will thrive in a cool room or on a windowsill as well as outdoor on a patio in warm weather. The dramatic blooms are strongly scented and will last for at least two full weeks and the bulbs can then be planted out in the garden to flower again next year.
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Our Asiatic lilies are in full bloom this week and looking beautiful. Reduced to make way for new stock, the flowers will last for a good week or two after arrival, and at this price they are excellent value. Good to know: The pollen from these lilies is toxic, but only if eaten. Keep well away from pets and children.
55cm tall including 3L pot.
5 Stars 5/ 5 6 reviews
Walker, May 27
5 stars

Absolutely wonderful. It arrived - bigger than expected and my Mum loved it. So thank you :)

Todd, Feb 21
5 stars

I have not seen the product. Just a photo which looked good

LB, Dec 13
5 stars

Perfect plant

Lulu, May 24
5 stars

Lovely plants and pot, and excellent customer service.

simon lambert, Apr 11
5 stars

lovely flowers, well presented and they look really nice

Manda, Apr 11
5 stars

I ordered this as a present for my mum several weeks before and it arrived on the requested day. It was a tall, healthy looking plant. It exceeded my expectations. Thank you.

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

Asiatic Lilies are usually grown outside, but these plants are also quite happy indoors in their first season.

Make sure the plants get some daylight, by putting them near a window. A cool room is best, try to keep them away from any radiators. If you live in a mild part of the UK you may prefer to put your lilies outside on a patio or in the garden. They will last a bit longer, as it is cooler but you must bring them inside if there is any chance of frost.

Whilst lilies are young and in small pots they will need watering several times a week, especially if your room is centrally heated. Water from the top and let the excess drain away, or stand the pots in water for twenty minutes. If you have to go away for a while you can place them in a shallow tray or saucer of water.

When the flowers are over, you can prepare them for next year by placing them outside so the bulbs cool down and dry out. They should be allowed to rest and the foliage die back over the Summer and Autumn and they will not need any watering other than what nature throws at them.

Next winter you will need to protect them from cold winds and frost (a cool greenhouse or shed is ideal) and you may wish to repot them in a larger pot or directly into the garden in either October or March. If you prefer to keep them in the same pot then simply feed and water them regularly from late winter to early spring ready for a dramatic show again next year.

Problem solving:

Brown tips or wilting foliage is normally a sign that that your lilies need more water so make sure you water regularly particularly when they are growing rapidly in early spring.

Lillies are considered toxic so please ensure young children or animals do not ingest any part of these plants.

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