Easter Lilies: Beautiful plants, but a household toxin for our kitty friends Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital April 12, 2022, 5:09 AM ...

Lilies are dangerous to dogs, too, who may develop stomach upset, drooling, and vomiting from ingesting them. So, if your pets are nosy and like to nibble, it’s best to keep Easter lilies out of ...

Easter only comes once a year, and so do these beautiful Easter Lilies, but if you follow these tips, you should be able to enjoy your Easter Lily blooms for a little while longer.

Easter only comes once a year, and so do these beautiful Easter lilies. But if you follow these tips, you should be able to enjoy your Easter lily blooms for a little while longer.

6. Remove Old Tops of the Lily After you've planted your Easter lily outside, its leaves and stem will naturally die back. Make room for new growth by removing the plant’s old tops once they ...

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 ...

You walk inside H-E-B during your Easter shopping and you see a beautiful display of lilies in front of you. As much as you’d love to grab a bunch, there’s one problem: you have a cat.

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 ...

Pots filled with lilies will bloom inside churches as Christians celebrate Easter on March 31 — or May 5 for those of the Orthodox Christian faith. But how did these beautiful flowers become the ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – As we glide into the spring planting season, you’ll notice Easter Lilies are popping up. While the flower is beautiful, for cats, it is dangerous.

The Easter lily was first introduced to England in 1819 and America in 1880. Lily bulb production was centered in Japan and the southern U.S. in the late 1800s and on, but in 1941 during WWII, the ...