Message of thanks

This question was asked by
M. Bowden

Hi,
We received our order yesterday, which was only several days after placing the order, so great service, well done & thanks
Just been & bought a couple of new pots with recommended compost so really looking forward to having two brand new lillie varieties in the garden this summer.
Keep up the great work
& stay safe
Mark & Julia

Thank you for your kind message. It really has cheered us all up in this strange and uncertain times. Happy Gardening!

The Hart Family

Received lilies

This question was asked by
J. Williams

I have received the bulbs and am delighted with the quality. Thanks
Janet Williams

Good morning,
Thank you for emailing. I am so pleased to hear you are happy. Stay safe and well.

The Hart Family

Your nursery

This question was asked by
Pat barker

Hi everyone at harts . You have my life a pleasure while I’ve been on lockdown . Your lilies , begonias and service have been superb . Yours With great thanks
Pat Barker x

Oh how lovely! Thank you so much for taking the time to email us. Take care and enjoy your lilies and begonias.

The Hart Family

Lily Bulb collections

This question was asked by
Katie Wright

Hi,
I was wondering, if I buy a tree lily bulb collection, will the bulbs be identified/separated? Sorry if this sounds like a daft question but I just wanted to make sure!
Thanks,
Katie

No it’s not a daft question at all… the tree lily collection is separated and individually labelled. But some of the mixed packs (like the Dazzling whites for example are not) as they are just a mix of white lilies and combined at a discounted price.

‘Tree like’ Lily Bulb Collection (Pack of 12 Bulbs) (harts1152)
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Planting out my lilies

This question was asked by
L. Hunt

Trust you are all safe and well. Due to the very wet autumn and winter, our new garden is still not ready for planting. I have started both my Lilies and Dahlias in pots. Will I be able to transplant into my new garden in May or will I have to grow them on in pots for this season?
Kind Regards
Lesley

Good morning,
Yes we are all well thank you. Hope you are too. If you have already planted your dahlias and lilies in pots, then I would advise keeping them in pots for the rest of their flowering season. You can then move them and replant them in your garden once everything has died back ,This is usually the end of Autumn.

The Hart Family

Double pollen free lillies

This question was asked by
Judy Kent

Have you still got these lillies in stock? I would like to order 5 pink and 5 white double. I live in France and would like them sent here.

Yes we do and we are still delivering. Please order online as usual and we will have them dispatched within 5 working days. A few suggestions below for you:

Lily ‘Amistad’ (harts105311)
Roselily ‘Aisha’ (SKU176191)
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Orange lilly

This question was asked by
ROBERT YOUNG

I’m looking for the right type of Orange Lilly to display for the 12th July in Northern Ireland.

We advise the following flowering times for each category of lilies:

End of June/Beginning of July : Asiatics
Lily ‘Cesare’ (harts10171)

Beginning of July/End of July : Oriental trumpets (tree lilies)
Lily ‘Valverde’ (SKU176481)

End of July/Beginning of August : Orientals
Lily ‘Hotel California’ (SKU179471)

Lily ‘Salmon Star’ (harts1106)

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Tree Lillies

This question was asked by
Harry Devey

Hi Why do some Tree Lillies require Ericacious Soil? They dont seem as forward growing as the others.
Regards, Harry Devey

Tree lilies are actually happy in any well-drained soil. It’s oriental lilies that prefer an acidic soil.

The Hart Family

Tulip bulbs

This question was asked by
Suzanna ogden

Hi, what time of year do you normally have tulip bulbs for sale please?
Thanks
Stay safe

Our tulip bulbs will be available to purchase in the Summer. By July, ready for planting them in the Autumn.

The Hart Family

Pollen free lilies

This question was asked by
Jessica Prebble

Hi. Happy easter.
Are the pollen free lilies safe for cats?
Thanks
Jessica

They are safe for Cats as long as they don’t try to eat the lily. But that is the same for a lot of garden plants. Usually what happens is a cat will brush past the stamen of a lily and then they lick it off their fur and that’s what is poisonous to them.

Hope that helps.

Pollen Free Lilies

The Hart Family