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Asiatic Lily Bulbs - Black Out
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- Perennial; A burst of red will compliment any garden.
- Early to Mid Summer Blooming, Easy to Grow, Dark Red Flowers
- Prefers Sun/Partial Shade
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About Asiatic Lily Bulbs - Black Out
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Asiatic Black Out Lily Bulbs - Lilium
The Asiatic Black Out Lily is a real attention-grabber. WIth its radiant red flowers that get even deeper red towards the center, it will be hard to walk on by. These flowers typically have very consistent coloring, so they create a solid mass of color when planted in groups. While they have less of a potent scent than other lilies, they still smell lovely and look wonderful as cut flowers.Fast Facts
About Asiatic Lily Bulbs - Black Out
Out for Season
Buy Lily Bulbs in Bulk & Save!
Asiatic Black Out Lily Bulbs - Lilium
The Asiatic Black Out Lily is a real attention-grabber. WIth its radiant red flowers that get even deeper red towards the center, it will be hard to walk on by. These flowers typically have very consistent coloring, so they create a solid mass of color when planted in groups. While they have less of a potent scent than other lilies, they still smell lovely and look wonderful as cut flowers.How to Plant Black Out Lily Bulbs
When to Plant Lily Bulbs
Plant your lilies in the spring when the soil is workable but not muddy.
Where to Plant Lily Bulbs
Before you plant your Lily, choose a sunny spot. Well-drained soil is a must for lilies to do their best. Lilies do best in full sun but they can tolerate some shade.
How to Plant Lily Bulbs
Lilies look very nice when planted in groups of 3-5 bulbs, space them about 12 inches apart so they have room to grow. Small lily bulb varieties should be planted 2- to 4-inches deep, and larger lily bulb varieties should be planted 6-inches deep. Space each group about 3 to 4 feet apart so they can grow to their full mature size.
The soil should remain moist. Watering a substantial amount once a week is usually more desirable than a few light watering during the week. During the hot months of course watch your soil and do not let it dry out. Water as needed.
How to Care for Lilies
Mulching your Lily garden during the fall and winter is advised. Spread the mulch back in the spring as the lily stalks emerge from the soil as it will no longer be needed.
If your soil needs amendment, fertilize the lily garden in the early spring using a 5-10-10 is usually a good choice.
Remove the dead flower heads as soon as they die off. This gives the plant energy back to the bulb for next season.
It is strongly suggested that you dig up and divide the lily bulbs every three or four years (the bulbs will multiply). Replant the bulbs in new patterns and holes, and if possible, extend the lily garden area you have already been using.
Seed Coverage for Asiatic Lily Bulbs - Black Out
| Amount |
Recommended Coverage |
| 5 Bulbs |
Up to 1.25 Sq. Ft |
| 10 Bulbs |
Up to 2.5 Sq. Ft |
| 25 Bulbs |
Up to 6.25 Sq. Ft |
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Buds 4 weeks after planting
I cannot believe how quickly these are growing; big, good looking bulbs went into the garden 4 weeks ago (late March). They came up in days and I can almost see them growing. Some are already 24 inches tall and setting buds (much to my complete surprise). I am in the Florida panhandle in zone 8B.
- Linda, Apr 2019
Beautiful
These arrived timely and have bloomed into some of the most beautiful lilies I have ever seen.
- DebM, Jun 2016
Great
Really nice looking lily!
- Bob VanHalder, Sep 2015