Oriental Lily Bulb Mix

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Looking for a garden glow-up that also smells amazing? This Oriental Lily Bulb Mix brings big blooms, bold color, and luxurious fragrance right to your backyard—or your favorite vase. Each bag includes 25 bulbs in a surprise mix of white, pink, yellow, and maybe even a few unexpected shades. These are the same showstoppers florists reach for when elegance is the order of the day.

Why You'll Love the Oriental Lily Bulb Mix

• Fragrant & Fabulous: Fills the garden with a sweet, head-turning scent
• Blooms When Others Don’t: Flowers in July–August, after most lilies are done
• Perfect for Cutting: Long-lasting blooms look stunning in vases and arrangements
• Easy Elegance: Grows 24–48" tall—ideal for borders, beds, and big-impact containers
• Perennial Power: Leave bulbs in the ground to enjoy bigger displays year after year
• Cold-Hardy: Tough enough to weather winter, no digging needed

Plant them in sun or part shade, and let them surprise you. Whether you're building bouquets or just building curb appeal, this mix has your back with bold color and lasting beauty.

• When and where should I plant my Oriental Lily Bulbs?
  Plant them in fall or early spring, once the danger of hard frost has passed. Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-draining soil. These lilies love morning sun and some afternoon shade, especially in hotter zones.
• Do Oriental Lilies come back every year?
  Yes! These are hardy perennials. Once planted, they’ll return each year—often with more blooms as the bulbs mature. Just leave them in the ground over winter; they’re cold-hardy and don’t need lifting.
• How tall do they grow, and do I need to stake them?
  Oriental lilies can reach 24–48" tall. In windy spots or if the blooms get particularly top-heavy, staking helps keep them upright and showy. Planting them against a fence or among sturdier perennials also gives natural support.
• Can I grow these in containers?
  Absolutely. Choose a deep container (at least 12" tall) with good drainage. Container-grown lilies are perfect for patios or porches and make stunning, fragrant displays up close.
• When do they bloom, and can I cut them for vases?
  Expect blooms in July when most other lilies are finished. They're fantastic for cutting—each stem delivers bold, long-lasting flowers that perfume a whole room. For longest vase life, cut when buds just begin to open.