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WRLS Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Lilies
... multiplication of the bulbs, from a process called scaling or for high demand types - tissue culture. Trumpet lilies are also marketed as clones, but are more frequently found as strains - lilies ... cm) upward flowers 'Casa Blanca' - white. 48 - 56 inches (120 -140 cm) horizontal flowers 'Cascade' - light pink/dark pink. 52 - 56 inches (130 -140 cm) upward flowers 'Dame Blanche' - white. upward ...
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WRLS Lily Culture
... WRLS Lily Culture Lily Culture in Ten Easy Steps Obtain in the fall or early spring, plump, healthy bulbs of ... basement foundations or in deep shade. Protect the roots from high soil temperatures with a light mulch or low growing perennials. In nature most lilies are found in association with low ...
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WRLS Lily Culture
... Culture Growing Lilies from Seed Epigeal, Quick and Easy By Hod Hoepner Raising lilies from ... snow, or tap water is gradually added until the soil mix is semi-moist, light, loose, and fluffy. The soil is leveled off and pressed down gently. Remember ... 10-14 days or until germination occurs. Then bring containers out to the light. Small groups can be placed by windows or on a sun porch. Florescent ...
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WRLS Lily Culture
... WRLS Lily Culture Transplanting Lilies From The Gardener for the Prairies Spring 2000 Written by Brian Baldwin Garden ... daylight hours will have dwindled to the point where there's almost no useful evening light. Face it, after a day's work, dragging yourself outside after supper to dig around ...
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WRLS Lily Culture
... WRLS Lily Culture Plant Propagation By Jeff Stiller - Colgate, Wisconsin Which came first, the seed or the plant? ... previous years growth, this harbors disease organisms and insect larva. Our last basic need is light. This is what starts the photosynthesis process. Lilies are sun lovers, some do tolerate more ...
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