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Easter lily- planting out- different varieties??

18 years ago

I got an Easter lily in a pot, and would like to plant it in the garden. The label says day temperature should be around 25 Celsius and night temp. around 15 degrees Celsius. Sounds like it is not hardy. Are there different varieties of Ester lilies? I remember planting another Easter lily years ago, and I still have it.

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Nancy
18 years ago
I bet the label just means indoor temps which will encourage the bloom to last longer. As I understand it, Easter lilies are l. longifolium, & are cold hardy. I have grown them with no problem.
magda
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks.
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