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 ...

Here’s how to grow and care for Easter lilies. It's easy to keep these Easter flowers blooming, and you can plant them outdoors after the blooms fade.

Around Spring and Easter, flower shops and grocery stores are filled with potted Easter lilies (Lilium longiflorum). The beautiful white flower has a rich history within Christianity as a symbol ...

Easter lilies, Lilium longiflorum, are the large white, ... Here’s how to properly care for your Easter lily By Charlie Giedemann. For the News-Democrat . April 19, 2017 4:14 PM.

Easter lilies don't bloom naturally at this time of year. WTOP Garden Editor Mike McGrath has advice for how to care for those plants you get and give as gifts.

You may have one of these beautiful lilies in your home this weekend for Easter, and with proper care, it can continue to produce beautiful blooms even after Easter has come and gone.

Care for the lilies includes cool temperatures with 60 to 65 degrees in the daytime and somewhat cooler at night being ideal. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

You may have one of these beautiful lilies in your home this weekend for Easter, and with proper care, it can continue to produce beautiful blooms even after Easter has come and gone.

DECATUR - With proper care, the Easter lilies filling many a church sanctuary today with blossoms and fragrance can bloom again another year, according to a couple of horticulture educators ...

Easter lilies will begin to grow again in fall, around October. Fertilize them at that time. They will grow over the winter (don't worry about freezes) and should bloom the next year in late April.

EASTER LILY SYMBOLISM• Its color, white, stands for purity.• Its tall, hanging bloom represents Jesus' humility.• The trumpet-shaped blossom symbolizes the heralding of Jesus' birth and ...

It’s that time of year when Easter lilies (L. longiflorum) start to show up in stores and garden centers. Although I haven’t purchased a plant the past few years, I saw some particularly nice ...