“The gloriosa lily has striking, exotic flowers with unusual ... Set the tubers horizontally in the ground, cover with soil, and water. Keep the soil moist throughout the growing season.

Gloriosa lilies are tough; they’re survivors ... in well-draining soil in full sun or part shade. Once established, water sparingly and fertilize as needed. Support the weak stems with a ...

Water needs: Prefers a moist soil ... Remove declining vine portions during the dormant season. Use: Gloriosa lilies are garden curiosities unusual to the lily family. They produce climbing ...

Spring is the ideal time to plant the Gloriosa lily after the soil has warmed up and there is no danger of frost. To plant the tuber, dig a hole 2 to 4 inches. Cover the tubers gently, and water.

Share full article An arrangement of yellow ‘Rutea’ and striped yellow-and-red ‘Zipang Sasayo’ gloriosa lilies by the floral designer Emily Thompson that also incorporates asparagus fronds ...

There's a year's worth of ornamental genera in this diverse group: tulip, fritillary, agapanthus, the climbing gloriosa lily, alstromeria, aloe, allium, asparagus, daylily, dianella, hosta ...

Now she has 12 poly­houses and three shade houses and grows gloriosa lilies (also known as the African flame lily), as well as sweet peas, amaranthus, mini white agapanthus, sedum, green goddess ...