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Lily Gwen - 50 bulbs / Bulk packaging Flower bulbs / Bargain prices

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Lily Gwen - 50 Bulbs - Ideal Lilies For In Pots Buy?

 

Height in cm 45

Flowering time August - September

Planting time March - May

 

White Asian pot lily Gwen is a beautiful garden and cut flower with its special colour. Its height is 45 cm. Lilies look best in groups between perennials and shrubs. After flowering, they can be left in the ground and will flower again year after year. These lilies are very suitable for flower pots or planters. The planting depth of a lily is between 10 and 15 cm. Before planting bulbs, make sure the soil is airy and moisture-permeable. Plant lilies sheltered from the wind along a fence or among other plants and shrubs. The flowers like to be in the sun. Lilies can be planted in spring, around April-May, and in autumn, October-November. In case of frost, it is best to protect the bulbs and any shoots that have already emerged with some leaves or branches.It is recommended to transplant lilies every 3-4 years. They then get new energy from the new soil and the lilies will bloom beautifully and colourfully for years to come.Beware of the orange lily beetle: this is the lily's greatest enemy! The best way to control these critters is to remove them manually. There are various pesticides, but lily beetles quickly become immune to these.

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