How To Prune Lilies

[@christinahicks1885]

Great video. Straight to the point. Like it. Do not like to get people who talk it to death first.

[@chocolatta]

Wow insane big plant! It's gorgeous 😍🥰😍🥰

[@habibrehman3737]

useful info about lilium pruning . healthy liliums in your garden are so much attarective.

[@OliaVoronkova]

Greta advice! Exactly what I was looking for! I got orange lilies for the first time and didn't know what to do with them when the flowers faded. Thanks a lot!

[@grngooseputter]

Same, orange Lillie’s and didn’t know how to prune.

[@Harta23]

Beautiful flowers 🌹🌹🌹🌹 Thank you for great sharing 💕💕💕 dear friend Greeting from Macau china

[@aliciab.6355]

They are just beautiful!!! So glad I got a pair, thanks for the tips

[@plantersplace]

We're happy to help!

[@le9186]

I have this giant lily but in bright yellow. The flower is as big as my head and the fragrant from it .....will stop you just to take a deep breath in. Those beautiful flower has stopped so many car pass by. I have never cut them to put inside. I just do not have a heart to do that to my babbies. Beside , instead of one me enjoy this beautiful flower, i let it stay on the mother plant for the whole town enjoy it. These flowe last for the whole etire month if you let them stay on the mother plant. Next year, this plant will burst out with more flower . I can not wait to see them blooming this year during this crazy covid 19 lock down

[@incanada83]

Le Nguyen, The same here! People ask and love it and I don't cut them until flowers die. The fragrance is soooo intense. Especially in the evenings. I love it :-) Do you have little red little beetles issue with your lilies?

[@PIAMUSA]

thank you for the tip. i grow so many different types of lilies. Asiatic and the trumpet lilies are my fav because of their fragrance. I do the same to cut out the middle before bringing them in.

[@carolwilliams2356]

Gorgeous garden

[@RebaJeanMc]

Howdy from Houston! I just got a huge lily plant after my Grammy passed a few weeks ago. It start blooming beautifully but I have no clue how to care for it in this heat. Thanks for the advice on trimming and foliage. 😎

[@plantersplace]

We're so sorry for your loss. Lilies are wonderful memorial plants. We hope it continues to grow for you!

[@TeamProsperity]

thanks, great info. I just planted several Tree lily bulbs last year and they are now about 8” tall coming up

[@WaynesWorldStudioVancouver]

Love your get to the point advices!

[@civicscitrus597]

BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS!

[@dawnvalarie8104]

Thank you so very much, and my lilies thank you!!

[@wayneenglish2658]

Thank you so much for your helpful information

[@plantersplace]

Happy to help!

[@AbhijeetPrajapati]

Nice work your lilies are so beautiful 👍

[@plantersplace]

Thank you, Abhijeet. We're glad you appreciate the lilies.

[@AbhijeetPrajapati]

@@plantersplace i will also growing lillies nice flowers

[@plantersplace]

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[@flickeringcandle]

I named my dog Lillie for my love of these flowers, and her.

[@HowlinKnight]

I just got some Asiatic Lillies earlier this year, they've bloomed and I was wondering when I should trim the flowers to bring them in; and all for my plant to make more flowers as the season has just started, any advice?

[@BlueCrow89]

Glorious!

[@lifeisbutifull322]

Beautiful video. For Canadian winters, should I prune in fall or just leave it as tall as it has grown through summer? Thx

[@conniegarcia873]

Thanks for the tip..what do you to them during the winter

[@simplymeairest2562]

exactly, during fall? how to cut? will they not die back?

[@friday7412]

love your vibe!!!

[@jaquayque5129]

Thank you very much for this

[@plantersplace]

We're happy to help!

[@geraldinecummings8415]

Do you cut back the Giant Lily before winter or just leave stem to rot . Thank you

[@maijap.4394]

Inspirational! 👌

[@RAAndre]

I just planted Asiatic lilies for the first time and I am new to the plant so looking for this type of info. I have had them a short time and they are now getting to the end of their blooming even though it is only early March. I live in central Florida. What I don't see is where this video was made. If you live in a warmer climate, do the tall plants shown here stay green and that tall all year round or do they still die off and then need to be cut down? Can they regrow to that 6 foot height in one season? Even though the video seems informative it leaves much unanswered.

[@nadinedow8433]

My Lillie’s are so tall they are beginning to fall over with weight should I dig up and replant bulbs for next year?

[@cocopublicnews6766]

Omg I've never seen a stargazer lillie that huge I have a stargazer lillie that my grandma planted decades ago I kept mowing it over then I was gone for two years that's the only time I saw it bloom I harvested the bulbs gave some to my neighbors cause aparently it's got god genetics if I've been mowing it down for years but still alive bulb even worked itself over a foot in the grown

[@GardendecornmoreYT]

Lilly Care 🌸

[@TheGohbomba]

Thanks for the video

[@rebeccarivas420]

Just beautiful! Mine are red that bloom in April and September. Is the care the same as I think they are called Irish lilies.

[@IMHobby121]

What do I do if I want my lilies to be short than yours, say about 3' to the very top? Thank you and God Bless!

[@charlesbale8376]

Very useful, thank you.

[@adielbarrera9848]

Queen of the lilies :D So a question, does lillies just bloom once a year? I got some flowers and they don't produce more?

[@alexmcvicar-payling8690]

If you haven’t got white lilies can you spray paint them ?

[@johnskrabak8054]

I have lilies 10’-12’ tall. Is there a way to cut them back to have them bloom around 4’-5’ tall?

[@maryhelen9073]

Awesome.

[@janeliu1638]

Where did you get it from? I love purple lily.

[@Ava-oc1dg]

My neighbour gave me a oriental lily when it was beautiful with purplish blooms of course they wilted and fell off and I’m left with stems full of yellow leaves. How can I keep and save this plant . It has four separated branches each standing on its own.

[@rogelito18]

Thank youuuu! Just what I wanted to know! ♡♡♡♡

[@plantersplace]

rogelito18 Glad we could help! If you have any other garden needs check out our website PlantersPlace.com! There is tons of information including blogs, articles, videos and podcasts all free to you from our Master Gardeners!

[@rrusiejr]

I have a bunch of these Asiatics. Now 3-4 years old and they need to be divided and some relocated. Is there info or a video on dividing and moving? Thanks!

[@plantersplace]

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[@sharmaineh3437]

Hi im in ontario canada.. does this method work?

[@Misskittypurr1622]

I got some Asiatic lilies Lille’s about 6 weeks ago and planted.They all ready bloomed and died but the stem and leaves are still good looking. I am new to lillies. I went ahead and deheaded them. I thought the Lilly flowers would be in bloom longer?

[@humerafarooq3560]

So do you recommend not to cut them fully at all? Or cut them very low in the winter and they’ll grow back? As far as I’ve heard it says cut them fully in the winter and they’ll grow bavk

[@thunderlord2200]

will my asiatic lily grow that big? im only asking because i "was" planing on planting them from the store as a back aragement for my raised long planter with Vincas ( i live in a desert and i try to keep what i can in the shade..)

[@AFowkingPanda]

I am heartbroken today, two of my flowers 10 were damaged by something last night and have lost half their petals.. The reason fort he heartbreak is it happened before my mother could see the plant in all its glory.. :( Thanks for the video, I had to make sure I was going to prone them correctly so nohting else bad happens to this gift...

[@JocelynMCrossett]

that nice tips.

[@Petlover10000]

If I don't cut the flowers, can I just leave the way it is until it dies down and cut the stem off in the Fall before snow get here.

[@angelsworld1733]

How do you keep them from tilting or falling after getting so tall??

[@plantersplace]

Hi Angel, good question. You can send a personalized question to Expert Gardener Marianne Binetti on our website www.plantersplace.com/ask-the-gardening-expert/ Please know you will need to log in or sign up to submit a question. Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@mybellegirls]

How old is that lily plant? She’s a beauty!

[@sonyakim4403]

So let’s say you cut back the stem by 1/3 of the total height while it is still green. Will that effect the number of blooms or just the height the following year or both? I just purchased some Casablanca bulbs but would rather the plant stay under 4 feet tall if possible. If I cut it back a little bit more like I said around 1/3 will that help it stay a tad shorter the following year?

[@mr.g9906]

Did you ever figure this out? I'm trying to keep mine about 2 feet tall if that.

[@sonyakim4403]

@@mr.g9906 Do I planted my Casablancas that year behind some hydrangeas so because of the lack of super strong sun they never got super tall. They may be taller this year but I won’t know yet for at least another 2-3 months. I purchased more bulbs from Costco and will be planting in a different spot to see how they do behind some roses instead so they won’t be nearly as shaded. My lilies never got taller than 4 feet though.

[@sonyakim4403]

@@mr.g9906 If you really want lilies under 2-3 feet I wouldn’t go for Oriental look up an asiatic type instead as they have lots of shorter varieties of those I believe.

[@mr.g9906]

@@sonyakim4403 Thank you for the reply! Asiatic Lilies are what I purchased. It's hard to find videos on Asiatic Lilies though. All the videos I've seen are for the type shown in this video. I'm hoping the tips and tricks will be relatively the same. Thanks again!

[@mariolal804]

Great video. I'm terrified of gardening but thw host has a way of speaking to children eager to learn and overcome their learning anxiety about something they don't even like doing for fear of hurting the flower(s). Please answer my question: my tiger lillies petals are falling down. What should I be looking for and hearing from the flower. What does it need? I trimmed the buds and watered them in a well ventilated planter- I shaped up the leaves. What else can I do to SAVE them?! Please help. Thank you!! And I like your video till the very end credits!! Good job and Hope you keep on going well with it! :)

[@plantersplace]

Hi Mariola, you can visit our website PlantersPlace.com, find "Ask an Expert" on the left side of the navigation bar and ask your question. And thank you for the nice comment!

[@lauraswanson199]

Some of my Lillie greens have yellowed ? Why is this .. Also if I utilized plant food ( the spray kind ) should I do so only at the base or would it harm the leaves

[@plantersplace]

Hi Laura, sorry to hear about your lillies. You can ask expert gardener Marianne Binneti personalized questions on our website www.plantersplace.com/ask-the-gardening-expert/ Please know you will need to log in or sign up to submit a question. Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@LJG907]

Very informative. Thank you ..

[@lifting_love]

How do I care for my bonsai Lily...please help..no videos on this anywhere

[@nicklinkzelda]

Question for a lily expert: I knocked off asiatic lily buds way before it was ready to bloom while I was weeding. Will the plant try to send side stems with more buds?

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

nope. I grown lilies for 13 years now, and I have done many experiments, and a lot of accidents have happened with a lawn mover. If you broke your lily in it's growing period, forget it. Only the next year will it start to grow again, hense if the bulb underground don't suffocate or rot. You might want to dig that bulb out and put it a medium 15+ cm pot and leave it there till next spring, when shoots get 5 - 10 cm high, carefully transplant it into the garden flower bed, trying your best not to disturb the root system. Other vise it will dry out all the buds and only produce leaves, if that. I've tried all that, You can really trust me. oh and btw, if you are going to do that, in the winter time, don't leave the pot exposed to the bare cold, cause the bulb in the pot will freeze, put it in some compost bin or in unheated shed, and plant outside only when all signs of frost is 100% is gone if you sprout it indoors. Othervise the tender shoots will became brown stinky mush and the bulb will 110% die that year.

[@sheilamasters2722]

Such a lovely video ~ is it still good to plant lilies in a planters in southern NC ? Indoor or outside ?

[@LauraSanchez-bt4fi]

Start indoors and slowly introduce to sun gradually by leaving out an hour then the next 2 hours in direct sunlight this stage is called hardening it introduces the blooms to it's new environment c: good luck!

[@nateblumenthal4617]

Ok so I have been doing so much research and haven't found didly squat... how do you trim a lily for god sakes...

[@rogthegardener1]

All I do is wait until the stems go yellow in autumn, and then cut the stem back to about 4 inches / 10 cms above soil level. I don't do any other pruning, unless I want to cut a stem or two for putting in a vase in the house, or if a stem gets weather damaged then I just cut it off just below the damage point. Anyway it seems to be working for us, here is how they look in summer kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZSmdqGBaNyqmbs

[@MortezaParkook]

thanks for the video, i had a lilly flower in my front garden that every year added several new stem from its root/ground and now i have 15 of them all growing very close to each other almost their base touching. To get the most flowers should I cut some of the small ones from groung to give space to other lilys or leave them? Thanks

[@lwagner1723]

You should dig them up in the fall when the plants died back and split the bulbs. Replant the smaller bulbs somewhere else or throw as they won't bloom for a few years and replant the big bulbs.

[@michaelrussell499]

How do you separate those? Ours going wide. Like to move some to other areas

[@plantersplace]

Hi Michael! You can send personalized questions to Marianne at www.plantersplace.com/ask-the-gardening-expert/ Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@noel888]

I just bought an Asian lily that had 3 gorgious flowers which only lasted barely 2 weeks. Does this mean that i will not get any more flowers this season? I thought perennials bloom all season long.

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

no, perennials form a flower bud or buds inside the bulb itself in winter, and in spring they come out and bloom. After they done blooming all that's left is a stem and leaves. Only a very few perrenials do the "bloom all season long" thing, such as callas, dahlias, irises (sometimes) daylilies, ranunculus and hydrangeas.

[@johannadavis7594]

HELP! I need advice. I have a bunch of Japanese Lillie’s growing. They haven’t bloomed yet Can I relocate them now?

[@plantersplace]

Hi Alicia, I would recommend asking our very own Gardening Expert, Marianne Binetti. You can ask her here: www.plantersplace.com/ask-the-gardening-expert/ Thanks for watching!

[@wojtek1297]

What are the names of the varieties of these lilies?

[@donna5268]

What kind of lily is this?

[@ralphylad]

I’ve got 3 new stems pushing through a very crowded pot am I able to pull them off from the root ball and replant

[@plantersplace]

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[@leamnn8025]

dommage qu'il n'y pas de traduction

[@bellsibub9951]

You sniped out the stamen? Doesn't it kill the lily?

[@cmedina616]

My tiger lillies are done blooming and I now noticed black pea size balls on the stem..what is it?

[@hanimduarte9440]

Seed pods

[@hanimduarte9440]

Miles Away definitrly seed pods forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/2007901/oriental-lily-seeds-on-stems

[@hanimduarte9440]

I guess i used the wrong term as they're bubils not seed pods but yes they are strange as I've never seen them before on orientals either

[@hanimduarte9440]

:)

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

They are little baby bulblets that grow on a stem and when stem dries up and leans to the ground they sprout roots and pull themselves in ground and in third year start flowering themselves. Now that is a serious weed :D worse than bindweed probably . . . but at least a appreciated and beautiful weed :D

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

Snipping out anthers and stamens are really bad practice, don't do that, here's why - I've done an experiment, witch lasted three years with three different kinds of lilies - trumpet lilies, asiatic lilies and oriental lilies - every year I snipped out anthers and stamens out of two fresh flowers each year and leaving them on the stem, and two flowers cut of and brought in doors. Every flower from all species withered in a week, tho flowers with stamens and anthers intact lasted up to 4 weeks indoors and 6 weeks outside on a plant. Now why is that? Cause the flower is a reproductive organ of a plant. It is a negative organ, witch means it doesn't photosinthesize and does not produce energy, it only drains it for sustaining itselves. When you cut out anthers and stamens the plant feels that that particular flower got damaged, hense no anthers and stamens, so why should that flower be alive? it will not create seeds. Plant decide to kill the flowers and they wither 75% quicker. So DO NOT CUT OUT ANTHERS AND STAMENS, AFTER ALL IF YOU DON'T TOUCH THE STAMENS THEY WILL NOT STAIN YOU AND YOUR SOROUNDINGS. IT IS A VERY BAD PRACTISE, MY 3 YEAR EXPERIMENT SHOWS IT QUIET CLEARLY. DO NOT CUT OUT ANTHERS AND STAMENS! ! ! ! ! ! ! YOU'RE ONLY RUINING MAGNIFICIENT AND GORGIOUS FLOWERS! ! !

[@CapetownCarework]

awesome garden

[@medjeancharles552]

Thanks for the info

[@vadaann1279]

Thanks

[@luhardin]

When pruning Asiatic Lilies, should I leave the withered blooms on top of the soil or throw them away?

[@viswahnauthdudnauth9397]

hi there I am from the tropicana county name Guyana in the Caribbean I will like to know if I can grow Lily here it's hot true out the year

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

If you want to grow lilies in places where cold temperatures are not present, plant the lilies, and when they flower take record by inserting a stake next to the stem or somehow know that that perticular lily flowered, then when leaves dry up to the ground and you can pull out rotted and dried stem out of the ground you'll know that the bulb is ready for dormancy, but when there's no winter, the bulb will wait and not sprout until it dies underground, without recieving any winter. So take the record of the bulbs that flowered and then after a month dig them up and clean them, then put in brown paper bags and store in a fridge then after a week in a freezer for about 1 - 1.5 months and put in fridge for a week or two until sprouts shows up, if not, just pluck them in ground and they will come back with gorgious flowers and continue the cycle every year. Now, before putting them in a freezer, you should gradually cool them in fridge, then put in freezer, cause if you pull them out of warm 15'C+ ground and put in freezer -15'C they will freeze up and rot, so gradually cool them in fridge first for a week. And the same with after dormancy, pull them out and let them thaw out gradually in fridge, only then plant them in ground, if you will plant them straight from freezer to 15'C+ ground you will get them inner seasons mixed and they may not flower, or even may not sprout and rot underground, so gradual detemperising is crucial thing to do with artificial dormancy for lilies. The same thing can be done to irises, tulips, daylilies, crocuses, hiacynths, exetra. . ..

[@CALI-ll7iv]

What do they smell like?

[@sethcobos5870]

how did she grow that giant lilly, is it a hybrid or just years of growing. please help

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

If you want to get lilies that are giant like that, you need to purchase your lilies as early as possible, so they will be without early sprouts aka dormant, and they need to be as large as possible. asiatic should be just enough to cover your four fingers, and orientals should be larger that your palm. Othervise you will have to wait for the second year to reach this gigantism. and you need to prepare a perfect soil for them. Dig out a 1 feet wide and 4 feet deep hole for each bulb you are going to plant (good practise is to plant asiatic - 25 inches apart, and oriental - 1 feet apart) and add peat, perlite and compost mix - 2 : 1 : 5 and plant the bulbs 1 feet deep. Plenty of spring fertilizer should be in primary place. And no shade. Full sun, and lots of water when dryer seasons approach your area. Happy growing, update me in fall how you succeded! Will be waiting to hear from you :) PS Oriental lilies are among the fussiest lilies you can grow. Spray organic pesticides and fungicides even if you see just a speck of fungi or one pest. Othervise, your lily will look like junk.

[@hamsterama]

+Vytautas Poska I'm growing oriental lilies for the first time this year. Thanks for the tips, I'll keep an eye out for fungi and pests. My main issue so far is rabbits chewing on them. I found that Liquid Fence works great for keeping the rabbits away.

[@nateblumenthal4617]

My lilys are approximately 4ft tall and 3 inches. Greenhouses are the key.

[@hamsterama]

+L Heise The package of the oriental lily bulbs I bough this spring say they would grow 36 inches high. They've developed buds and will probably bloom soon. They only grew to about 18 inches high. I don't know if the package was wrong, or if maybe the variety I bought takes another year to reach maximum height. Guess I'll have to wait and see.

[@BigBoyPharma]

Mine are in my front garden in london and in shade theyre 6ft and we only water them loool they get too top heavy and wanna fall so we give them supports

[@carpy1252]

What''s the name of that beautiful magenta lily to the right?

[@theuglykwan]

dan8 Possibly stargazer or one of the many similar types.

[@plantersplace]

dan8 Thanks for watching and commenting! If you want to find out you can ask Marianne herself at our Ask the Expert page (www.plantersplace.com/resources/ask_the_expert) on our website! she'll be more than happy to tell you. Good luck!

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

I am 99,9% sure that that lily is lilium orientallis "acapulco" I have few of them in my back garden

[@carpy1252]

Vytautas Poška aww thanks! It's superb. Would you know the name of that lighter pink one that comes next?

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

Yes, definetly. I have few of them, they are my favorites! :) They are Lilium Orientallis "Tom Pouce" A very wonderful light purple splash running around the petal, slowly transitioning to the bright banana centre of the petal, and the fragrance, oh gosh! You should really get it, I encist you! :)

[@markcodrington2947]

How do you harvest the seeds from Asiatic lily Marianne ?????

[@--6495]

جميل جدا

[@milindmali]

can you please tell me what is the difference between orieantal Lilly astatic Lilly stargazer Lilly lillum Lilly

[@NOACCEPTANCE772]

Oriental lilies are the lilies with the perfume. Asiatics are normally shorter than Orientals and have no perfume. Stargazer is an oriental lily. Lillum lily is not a lily plant.

[@milindmali]

Aww😃😄 thank you so much dear friend.... I tried so hard to get these bulbs And after 1year finally I got.. And they are growing well in my garden.. Thanks for your help 😃😄 God bless you take care Keep gardening 🌷🌱🌲🌲

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

I have all these lilies (except lilium lily, lilium is a latin for just a lily) 1. oriental lilies are the bigger, longer lasting, much more fussier, later flowering, fragrant (altough the fragrance for some people cause a savare allergic reaction, suc has my mother ;( so yeah. . . ) and much more harder to grow versions of a simple fragrantless asiatic lily. 2. asiatic (not astatic) a s i a t i c (hense from a word Asia) lilies are the simplest and esiest and most color having range of lilies, that multiply all natural, don't need lifting every fall (orientals if you leave them in ground and don't divide them next year you only have a three or two flowers, instead of 13 or 14, and the plant will be smaller, and each year without lifting it will get smaller and smaller until one year it will not come back, it will die) and are not as fussy as orientals are (fussy as all hell :P, especially oriental doubles) and they are not as big, and have quiet many dwarf varietys, perfect for borders. And the best plus, if you get really good amount of fertilizer and peat moss, and much sun on them each year you could have each plant having 20+ flowers on a stem! ! ! They are my favorites, cause they don't have all that fussyness that orientals has. . . 3 stargazer lily is a oriental lily. Stargazer is a variety's name on the market (cause you know, 'stargazer' sounds cool and invading) But all it is is just a variety's name. Lilium orientallis 'stargazer' (latin name) There are also other kinds of lilies, try googleing them: lilium regale, trumpet lilies, lilium longiforum, martagon lily (I have a few of them, absolutely stunning flowers, you must try them) lilium speciosum, easter lily, tiger lily, lilium auratum, lilium bulbiferum (looks like asiatic, but it's not, it has a furr on the flower buds and has a massive fragrance, but they are even fussier that orientals, the best luck I had with them with all the effort I have was only 11 flowers on a stem) lilium formosanum (have one of them, you can't get them very easely, cause they multiply absolutely horrificly, just ain't going to do that, over the past 12 years from one plant only three plants were made, Since they are not available, and believe me everyone that say they have some to sell on ebay and amazon are only scammers, I've tried that, mu grandma had five of them in her very old garden, she was born there, her grandma had these lilies, and they gave me one bulb) and that's basically it. Try googleing these lilies, you would love to see the flowers :)

[@CapetownCarework]

some cultivars, some genus groups

[@BluezoneCostaRicakitchen]

Are they edibles?

[@jonathanmacias2911]

so if I cut off the flowers it won't matter cause the leafs will grow into next year's flowers

[@emiianne6840]

Lol this helped me I just started to grow a Lilly and the plant grew almost 3 feet before flowering so I didn’t know. How tell they can get 🤣 I thought mine was tall

[@plantersplace]

Hi Emii! There are many different varieties of Lily plants that can grow to different heights. I would suggest sending a personalized question to Marianne Binetti herself at www.plantersplace.com/ask-the-gardening-expert/ if you want to learn more. Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@allysheedy67]

😅 not me rethinking that I planted 10 of these in single pot in my front yard and not realizing they’d grow so tall 😂

[@plantersplace]

Oh no! We're sure they're beautiful!

[@chansa64]

That plant is as tall as you. Dang.

[@bannguyen5057]

I wouldn’t cut that way, it takes away the beauty away! Just remove them whenever they are starting to bloom in the arrangement.

[@ginafriend1690]

Those are gigantic! What are they being fed!?!

[@plantersplace]

Hi Gina! As Marianne mentioned in the video, she grows tall lilies by leaving as many leaves on the plant as possible so that they can seed new plants the next year. Marianne also uses Osmocote, a slow-release plant food, to consistently feed her flowers. You can learn more about Osmocote and why passionate gardener's like Marianne love it here: www.plantersplace.com/osmocote-plant-food/ Thanks for watching and happy gardening!

[@ginafriend1690]

@@plantersplace Thank you so Kindly!! 🏵

[@noelrobinson3254]

How can you bear to snip out the stamen 😢

[@davidhale9526]

Winterize Lillie’s

[@gm-te8nn]

I seen a pitbull take down a tiger Lily in one bite. Ooops I'm in the wrong part of KZbin.

[@tonycree]

I wouldn't encourage people to waft around scissors

[@shams389]

مريم بن علي

[@fordguyfordguy]

such a nice video. but my goodness stop waiving those scissors around! I was afraid she was going to jab her own eye. God forbid an unsuspecting family member walk up behind her....oops, trip to the ER!

[@Yvonukon]

Should be titled 'how to cut lilies' not how to prune them. You do not 'prune' lilies.

[@awoshi]

U better not have cats Lily’s are toxic

[@incanada83]

FireWolfCats34 Firecat34, well.... keep the cats indoors and problem solved :-)

[@nateblumenthal4617]

lady looks like she got a face transplant and facelift twenty times...

[@mr.dahliaking.202]

lol I thought that too :D when I first watched it the first time in 2014 I even cringed

[@RvW1985]

En het probleem daarvan is?....

[@kathysullivan1980]

So what? Why do you care? We are here to learn about lilies; not here to listen to you indulge your judgmental hate on an innocent person.