From Lily of the valley to the orange daylily and the burning bush, here are 10 invasive plants that you want to avoid planting in Wisconsin Jennifer Rude Klett Sat, May 14, 2022 at 1:26 AM UTC ...

It is best to remain vigilant even after this for any returning growth of the orange day lilies. If you have plant or gardening questions, contact the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Plant Information ...

The Asian transplants, brought to North America in the late 1800s, have become so widespread that many mistake them for ...

I dug out my orange-colored day lilies last year and planted new varieties in different colors. I am only seeing the orange ones flowering now, and some are even coming up in the lawn where I had r… ...

Another plant with a spread that is very difficult to control, common orange daylily has striped (not spotted) trumpet-shaped flowers that point up. It is also called tawny lily or ditch lily.

Caution: Lilies are reputed to be toxic to cats, so if you have a kitty that likes to dine on your plants, you should keep them apart. Unfortunately, gophers are especially fond of lily bulbs.

To get right to the point, the Torch Lily is a really hot plant. It shoots up stems six feet tall topped with elongated clusters of bright orange, yellow or green flowers. And even better, the flow… ...

L ilies are some of the best summer bulbs to plant, blooming in a range of shapes, sizes and colors. From vibrant orange to ...

For orange lilies, you need to be particularly viligant for things like the red lily beetle. To spot signs of them, you should look out for orange eggs on the plant. You might also spot larvae on ...

Here's a quick guide to distinguishing the orange lilies of our area: TIGER LILY: The true Tiger Lily is an erect, single-stalked plant with large, heavily-spotted orange blooms that appear late ...