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Love my tree lilies!
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Hello, please can you let me knows if there are any lilies available to plant at this time
Hi there,
Unfortunately, we have stopped sending out our lilies for this year. They are available to pre-order now for delivery in the Spring.
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Are lilies safe to have in a garden with a cat/dog?
Thank you,
Jill
Hi there,
Like most things in the garden, if ingested, then yes lilies and are poisonous to cats/dogs. More commonly, the problem with lilies is when a cat or dog brushes past the pollen and then licks it off their fur. That said, mosts cats/dogs are clever enough not to eat anything from the garden.
Having the Pollen-free lilies eliminates this risk as they don’t have any pollen.
Pollen-free lilies
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Good Morning
I would just like to say , I ordered Precilla Gladiolis from you . I ordered 2 boxes with 15 bulbs in each box.
Well what can I say …..
I planted as per instruction…
They did not disappoint. They are absolutely stunning flowers and I have never seen a Gladdioli grow so tall . They are spectacular.
Thankyou once again ..
I shall be ordering from you again as I was so happy with my purchase .
Thankyou once again
Kind Regards
Mrs D Hicks
Hello Debbie
Thank you for such wonderful feedback. I too have grown Priscilla in my garden this year and I totally agree, they are magnificent and so tall.
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Hi there! I hope all is well. We absolutely loved the lilies that we got from you at the end of this year’s Chelsea Flower Show. I wanted to check-in to ask when the Anoushka will likely be available for purchase? I remember that you said it would likely be up on the site 2-3 weeks after the show, so I was wondering if that was still true so that I do not miss the chance to buy them for my mom.
Best wishes,
Sahil
Hi there,
Sorry for not replying sooner. I wanted to email when Anouska were back in stock… and they now are!
Roselily ‘Anouska’ (SKU17779)
Roselily Anouska
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I have some that performed poorly this year producing mini-plants. Do I need to dispose of the bulbs or just remove the small growths? Thanks.
Once your lilies have finished flowering, cut the flower heads off leaving plenty of stem on. Allow the stem and foliage to die back naturally until it has turned yellow and hollow. (This is usually towards the Autumn time.) You can then remove the stem and foliage at this point. Leaving it all to die back naturally will then feed the bulbs, allowing them to flower again the following year.
Once they have all died back, you can lift the bulbs and break off the baby bulbs as they are sapping the energy from the main bulb. You can then replant all of them and when you see signs of growth in the spring, you can give them a diluted tomato feed to help them on their way.
Hope this helps.
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Good Evening
I just wanted to say a massive thank you
I have been nuturing Vuvuzela Lilies received from you in February, they are now just beginning to bloom, and are beautiful
For 4 years I have been sent wrong colour lilies from another company, so disappointed each time as these are my favourite
Grazers 7 really helped with the lily beetles and I only found a few this year
Thank You
Bev Crowford
HI Beverley
Thank you so much for your lovely email. That’s so nice to hear.
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Lilium Vuvuzela
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I would like to grow some cactus dahlia for 2924 when are the next lot of tubers available to purchase
HI there,
We will be putting the dahlias back in stock in the autumn for pre-ordering. They will then be dispatched in the Spring 2024 when they need planting.
If you click on the ‘tell me when they’re back in stock’, you will be sent an email to tell you when you can order them. Cactus Dahlias
Cactus dahlia Purple Gem
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How deep should I plant these bulbs? Thanks
HI there,
Plant your fritillaria bulbs quite deep with 6-8″ of soil above them.
It is best to plant the Crown Imperial bulb on its side, this prevents water collecting at the top of the bulb and causing it to rot.
You can find more helpful planting information here:
Fritillaria Imperialis Aurora (harts1129)
Fritillaria Aurora
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I purchased 5 lily bulbs at Hampton Court. I need to plant them and am unsure how deep as they have 1.5″ stem. Do I still plant them with 4 to 6″ of soil above?
Thank you,
Joy
Hi there,
Please plant your lilies with 4-6inches of soil above the top of the bulb not including the stem that has already sprouted.
Lily Bulbs with growth
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