Native to Japan, Easter lilies have spread across the globe, thanks to their beguiling beauty and strong fragrance. In the United States you'll most commonly see these plants for sale in the spring, ...

Add a touch of elegance indoors and out with these big, fragrant flowers. According to the FDA, all parts of an Easter lily are poisonous to cats, causing kidney failure that requires vet care. This ...

Those beautiful trumpet-shaped flowers called Easter lilies are everywhere this time of year! And if you're a lover of white flowers, you're likely a fan of the Easter lily. Whether you enjoy these ...

The Easter lily is a bulb that's planted in the fall and emerges each spring, growing quickly. While the lily generally blooms in the summer, growers have cultivated varieties forced to bloom earlier ...

I have some potted Easter lilies that I would like to plant outdoors. Would you tell me how and when to transplant them? A. When you receive potted Easter lilies, keep the plants moist, but don't let ...

PLANT YOUR EASTER LILY: Don’t throw away Easter lilies. Once the flowers have all faded, plant them outside in a garden bed. Remove the plants from the pots and plant them into a well-prepared bed ...

After your Easter lily has finished blooming indoors, it's time to prepare it to go outside. Pinch off the withered flowers but keep the leaves intact so the plant can continue turning sunlight into ...

With Easter behind us, you may have a remnant of the holiday in the form of an Easter lily or two. You can keep them around for a long time — first in your home, then in your garden. As the flowers ...

Christians all across America will probably have one or more Easter lilies adorning the altar in their church on Sunday. Their beautiful white blooms remind us of the resurrection of Jesus on Easter ...