Oxblood lily bulbs thrive on their own. By Kathy Huber, Garden Editor, Houston Chronicle Sep 16, 2000. Q. ... The blooms are crimson-red and typically appear in early September, ...

Question: I have an older crinum lily planting. When is the best time to separate and replant the bulbs? Answer: Whenever you are ready is probably a good time to divide crinum lily plantings. Thes… ...

Plant bulbs for a blast of red hurricane lily. Kathy Kinsey. UF/Leon County Extension. ... They are also known as the red spider lily, magic lily, resurrection lily, and naked lady, ...

The flowers are about five inches across, a rich red color, and rather exotic-looking, somewhat resembling orchids. The strap-like leaves are about one inch wide and 12-18 inches long.

Red spider lily. This is a bulb that produces first flowers, then foliage. Red spider lilies (Lycoris radiata) bloom after the beginning of the fall rains.

This plant is very fast growing and quickly forms large clumps of bulbs that can be separated and planted. Red spider lily has been cultivated since the early 1800’s in the U.S. and is ...

Gloriosa lily: Brilliant red and yellow flowers bedeck this vining bulb. The tuber is very poisonous if eaten, so caution children. Blue Nile lily (Agapanthus species): Sky-blue clusters of blooms ...

After planting calla lily bulbs (rhizomes) in the spring, it typically takes two weeks to see the first signs of growth. Then, you can expect to see flowers after around 12-16 weeks.

The Red Lily Beetle, ... Ning theorizes the beetle might have managed to hitch a ride on imported lily bulbs or transportation vehicles to make its way from Eastern Canada to the Prairies.