thank you!

Sounds like you'll have a lovely display! You're so right about the sales!!!

Yes, so lovely!

Thanks, and thanks!

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Thank you!

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Thank you so much 😊

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Thanks - yes, spectacular plants!

Yay, you'll love them!

Thank you!

Wonderful! The claims are true for me, at least! But it does take some time.

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those sound lovely!

Yes, me too!

yes, they multiply beautifully!

Thanks for the tip!

They are amazing! They grow so tall, it's almost unbelievable!

The pollen on clothing can be tricky, I'm not sure how to get it out either. I guess I'd try some sort of stain remover or something. I generally never have sleeves when they're blooming - it's too hot!!!!

Hm, nothing particularly about staking, sorry. I'm actually in need of improvement in my staking methods.

Other than topping the entire bed with compost each spring, I don't fertilize them.

I love mine... they might be my favorite plant in the garden... after my Twist and Shout hydrangea.

I only stake mine because they lean toward the sun... if I had them in a full sun situation I would not need stakes either.

Probably... but I'm not sure I would like the way it looks. Maybe a black metal obelisk or something?

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden Gardeners Supply has nice looking tomato towers that look nothing like a tomato cage from Lowe’s. They have all kinds of plant supports, but they do cost more. But if you look at something and can’t envision it in your landscape, it’s not worth the time, money or effort. I’m sure you will figure something out. Thanks for sharing those lovely lily trees. I did not know there was such a thing. Happy gardening 👩‍🌾.

Hi Stacy, thanks! I think I did mention that I planted mine in my native clay soil with no problem, and that I just followed the package directions in how deep to plant them... sorry, I can't remember, it was a few years ago when I planted them. No special protection in winter. I just trim the flowers off when they're done, and enjoy the greenery the rest of the summer as it gathers strength from the sun for next year's blossoms. The bulbs require full to part sun conditions. I don't do anything special to feed them at all - they probably get a handful of somethign like PlantTone in the spring, but otherwise, nothing special. I don't even do extra hand water for them. Very easy care!

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden Thank You for responding. I have no lilies in my garden bed but would like to grow some. Seeing your beautiful lilies has me lookin around in my garden for space to plant some.

Yep, cicadas are gone now, thank goodness. Jumping worms? Oh my!!!!!!

We are fighting this invasive red wiggler in the west coast also. They thrash about wildly compared to regular redworms, and leave soil as dry sandy dust. Idaho will not allow plants with soil to be brought in. It is best to remove/rinse off all soil from plants that are being shared with others in plant swaps if you are not certain your soil is free of the invasive worm.

Hopefully! Mine are in full sun, and seem to really thrive! good luck!

Hi Stacy, Yes, I have Alstromeria, and yes, they are perennial in my zone (7b). They started blooming a week or two ago, and they will bloom pretty much all summer. No special protection in winter. I would probably plant yours in the ground for the best protection in the winter, just my thought. Good luck!

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden Thank you Jenny, I will plant in ground and lower my expectation on seeing bloom this year.

I've not had that trouble.

I don't remember what I used for these... possibly garden tone or bulb tone. Not sure. These days I use biotone a lot, or just plant tone.

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden I went with a bone meal 5-13-2 mix. They just came up last week. Will re-apply in 45-60 days.

No, they stay in the ground and get fuller, more lush, with more stalks and more flowers over time.

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden thanks

No, in fact, pinching would eliminate the flowers.

@@HarmonyHillsHomeandGarden thank you

In the garden they last for about 2.5-3 weeks. In a vase, about 7 days.

Yes, that's right.

Probably, though I've never tried. Good luck!

Yes they do.I have planted these same 3 lily tree bulbs in a large pot since 3 years and have multiplied upto 8 bulbs last summer 😊

Yes, full sun.