Christians all across America will probably have one or more Easter lilies adorning the altar in their church on Sunday. Their beautiful white blooms remind us of the resurrection of Jesus on ...

The Easter lily first came to the United States in the early 1900s, by way of Japan's Ryukyu Islands. Today, these beautiful Easter flowers are typically displayed in churches and homes as an ...

Thanks, and Happy Easter. S.W. Dear S.W., Easter lilies are indeed highly toxic and dangerous to cats, as are other lily plants. Ingesting even any amount of the plant, ...

An Easter lily’s journey to the altar begins deep in December, when the seasonal focus is on poinsettias. ... “There’s a few people that aren’t very happy about that. ...

Wolf said this year, like last year, their Easter season orders totaled approximately 7,000 lilies and 5,000 other flowers — tulips, daffodils and hyacinths. He said most churches want about 50 ...

Easter lilies do best in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 8, but it never hurts to try wherever you live! With good luck, they should bloom the following year in early to mid-summer . If they're really ...

Potted Easter lilies can be planted out in the garden as soon as frost danger has passed. ... A happy bulb might rebloom in August. Otherwise, look for repeat blooms next summer.

Pollen of the Easter lily can trigger serious reactions in those who are sensitive to the pollen, ... Happy Easter. Ellen Peffley taught horticulture at the college level for 28 years, ...

Keep your lilies fresh and blooming longer with proper watering, sunlight, and maintenance techniques. Everything You Need to Know About Growing and Caring for Easter Lilies Skip to main content ...