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Thu, May 28, 09 at 11:46
| When the growing season is over am I suppose to cut the stems down to ground level for the winter? I live in Nevada and this is my first time for growing lilies. Thanks, Denise |
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| Denise, Let the foliage die naturally. As long as it is green, it feeds the bulb for the next season blooming. If it is already yellow/brown, you can cut it as close to the ground as you want. I prefer to leave a piece of stem about 3-4" long to remember where the bulbs were planted. |
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- Posted by ladytexan48 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 11, 09 at 20:56
| My Red border Asiatic Lilies has all turned brown and look horrible. I don't know what to do with them. I planted thirty bulbs last fall and they all came up and got a few to have red lilies on them. Now they look awful. I am lost with these lilies. Help please!!! |
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- Posted by billums_ms_7b Delta MS 8A (My Page) on Thu, Jun 18, 09 at 10:52
| It sounds like they have gotten too much water, ladytexan. That's been my favorite way to kill lilies. :oP |
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