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Lillies growing taller but no buds?

9 years ago

Hello Everyone!
My Stargazer lillies seem to be growing taller & taller but I see no buds in sight. I did have 2 bloom beautifully last year & was very excited when I saw multiple stalks coming through this year, alil worried that these may not bloom. Any thoughts on whether it's normal to see them this tall with no buds?
thanks in advance for any responses

Comments (3)

milly35
Original Author
9 years ago
Here is alil view from that top with no buds
gardenper
9 years ago
They look quite healthy so I'm sure you'll get buds soon. What I've noticed is that some lilies will get a little taller each successive growing season, and bloom a little better also. So your lilies are probably doing this -- taking their sweet time to impress you when they do finally bloom.
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milly35
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks gardenper! I just can't wait as you can see last years bloom were gorgeous..natures beauty is so eye catching.

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