Native to Japan, Easter lilies have spread across the globe, thanks to their beguiling beauty and strong fragrance. In the United States you'll most commonly see these plants for sale in the spring, ...

The season that's most closely associated with growth and a renewed sense of hope and energy is, of course, spring. Not only does this time of year represent a rebirth of nature, with flowers and ...

After your Easter lily has finished blooming indoors, it's time to prepare it to go outside. Pinch off the withered flowers but keep the leaves intact so the plant can continue turning sunlight into ...

Q: I've heard that you can save a potted Easter lily and plant it outside in a flowerbed. Do you know if this works? - A. Nelson, Alexandria, Minn. A: Yes, it does work if a few rules are followed, ...

No plant says Easter like the lily. Behind each potted paschal plant is an interesting mix of history and culture. Lilies didn't always begin life as potted plants. Don Kinzler, a lifelong gardener, ...

Carefully remove the anthers from your lily's flowers as soon as the flowers open to preserve the pure white color of the petals. Bright yellow anthers bear the pollen for the lily flower. These ...

Potted Easter lilies can be planted out in the garden in about a month, after danger of frost has passed. Remove blooms and stalks after the flowers have faded but keep the leaves, says John Bryan, ...

It’s the time of year when white Easter lilies can be found almost everywhere. Their trumpet-shape, pure white blooms always look so elegant and they can fill a room with their sweet scent. The Easter ...

In addition to Easter eggs and Easter baskets, you can bet the lilies will be out in time to be enjoyed by all when Easter arrives on Sunday. The Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum), the traditional time ...

Tommi White spent part of Friday hoping to create floral perfection, using white lilies surrounded by red tulips and pink hyacinths, on the altar of her West Baltimore church for today’s Easter ...