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candy lily

17 years ago

hi all, i would like to find a pic of "candy lily".received some in a trade,they came up so good, but i don't know what they;ll look like or where to plant them.any & all help will be so appreciated.thanks ahead,molly

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Nancy
17 years ago
Have you gotten info yet? Candy lilies are more like iris than a lily in foliage, & not a real bulb. They do well in full sun, can take it hot & dry, bloom for a long time. They come in yellow, orange, corals (which I imagine it supposed to be the pink that catalogs say it is), they are very easy & spread fast.
Here is a pic of one of mine
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