Elevate your garden game with this classic flower.

As the name implies, this flower is from Japan, as well as southern China.

When well cared for, the flowers can grow to 5 or 6 feet.

Flowers composition. Lily flowers on purple background

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These are quite show-stopping.

Like Japanese lilies, these buds can grow to around 6 inches wide and bloom in late summer.

Another reason theyre statement-making?

White Easter lily

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They can releasea potent aromathat some may find overwhelming.

These beautiful flowers blossom in mid to late summer.

Fortunately, tiger lilies are not super high maintenance and canhandle a tiny bit of drought.

Pink Japanese lily

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These will blossom in late spring to early summer.

This lily can actually produce up to 20 blossoms per stem!

LA Lilies

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Despite the name, these lilies arenotfrom Los Angeles.

Stargazer lily

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Thelongiflorum asiaticumare hybridized liliestheyre the result of crossing Easter lilies with Asiatic lilies.

They also have longer vase lives when cut.

These bloom in early to mid-summer.

Tiger lily

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Plus, the flowers, which bloom in midsummer, can grow to a massive 12 inches wide!

These are sometimes marketed as “Lily Trees.”

While theyre quite tall (3 to 8 feet) and thick, theyre not actually trees.

Madonna lily

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According to the ASPCA, lilies are quite toxic to pets,especially cats!

Consider skipping this plant variety if youve got an outdoor cat.

Close-up image of a beautiful Asiatic lily flower in soft peach tones.

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Orienpet hybrids lily ‘Montego Bay’ yellow-pink with red-wine smear flower

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