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Select a location that has full sun and well-drained loamy or sandy soil.

Only plant healthy-looking, sizable bulbs that are free from any rotting. Purchase high-quality bulbs (there is a large assortment for affordable pricing on Amazon ).Early spring is the best time to buy and plant Stargazer Lily bulbs. The perennial species will return next year, and each year after that.Īnd, the bulbs grow bigger each year, meaning you’ll have a more beautiful display of blooms as time goes on. Yes, it’s a little bit of work now, but planting Stargazer Lilies will pay off dividends in your garden. You may want to avoid this species if you have feline pets at home. They can cause vomiting, lethargy, kidney failure, and even death. Note: The ASPCA reports stargazer lilies are toxic to cats. They also grow a bit taller at 16 to 18 inches tall. They are similar in color to the Stargazer but are not found in white. The last Oriental hybrid is the Mona Lisa. These white flowers grow three to four feet tall and one foot wide. Casa Blancas are also members of this family.

In this family, you’ll find Black Beauties, which are found in a dark raspberry and red hue. They are most closely related to other Oriental Hybrid lilies. Primarily, they are found in white, yellow, and red, and pink. Stargazers are found in an array of flower colors, so they are popular lily flowers among florists and avid gardeners. Stargazers have many lily relatives, including: Technically, these are Lilium ‘Stargazer’ flowers, but they are known as their common name: Stargazer Lilies. They were developed in the 1970s by Leslie Woodriff, who named the blooms after their upward-facing position.

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