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Buying Lily Bulbs – an elegant and powerful flowering plant for every garden

The lily is one of the most popular summer-flowering plants and should not be missing from any garden. With its large, striking flowers and often subtle fragrance, the lily is a true eye-catcher. At Garden Select, you will find a wide range of lily bulbs in various colours, flower shapes, and heights, suitable for different garden styles.

Lilies combine beautifully with perennials and ornamental grasses and give borders a luxurious and romantic appearance. They fit perfectly in natural, wild gardens as well as in formal garden designs, for example along hedges or pathways.

Planting lily bulbs and enjoying summer flowering

Lily bulbs are planted in spring and usually bloom from July to August. Some varieties may even continue flowering into September. The bulbs should be planted in well-drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded location.

After planting, lilies require little maintenance. They grow vigorously and provide impressive flowering year after year. Thanks to their strong stems, lilies are also very suitable as cut flowers.

Letting lilies naturalise in the garden

Lily bulbs are very suitable for naturalising. When planted in the right location and left largely undisturbed, they will return reliably year after year. This makes lilies ideal for borders, around trees, and larger planting areas.

After flowering, it is important to leave the foliage intact so the bulb can store enough energy for the next season. Once established, lilies require very little care.

Lily bulbs from Garden Select

Garden Select supplies only strong, healthy lily bulbs that are carefully selected for quality and flowering performance. Whether you choose a small number of bulbs or a larger planting, you can rely on consistent blooming and a stylish result in your garden.

Frequently asked questions about lily bulbs

When can I plant lily bulbs
In spring, once the risk of severe frost has passed.

When do lilies bloom
Usually from July to August, with some varieties flowering into September.

What is the best location for lilies
A sunny to partially shaded spot with well-drained soil.

How deep should I plant lily bulbs
Approximately two to three times the height of the bulb.

Are lilies winter hardy
Most lilies are winter hardy and can remain in the ground.

Are lilies suitable for naturalising
Yes, lilies are very suitable for naturalising and return every year.

Do lilies need to be dug up every year
No, this is generally not necessary. In very wet soil, lifting the bulbs may be advisable.

Are lilies suitable as cut flowers
Yes, lilies are long-lasting and decorative cut flowers.

How do I care for lilies after flowering
Leave the foliage so the bulb can store energy for the next year.

Are lilies suitable for borders
Yes, they are ideal for borders and combine well with perennial plants.