Tiger lilies don't just come in a classic orange hue, but also red, yellow, pink and white. Whichever variety you're wishing to grow to add an extra element of design to your garden color schemes ...

Tiger lilies prefer acid soil but tolerate almost any kind, even alkaline, though they won't grow in heavy, wet clay. The soil should be well-drained and the site sheltered from wind.

Tiger lilies stand 3 to 4 feet tall and have large, freckled, pendulous blooms with curved petals. Tiger lilies are very hardy and will multiply to form large clumps over the years.

Tiger lilies do best with a little (not a lot) of shade. Perhaps I’m not giving them enough shade in my garden that it’s slowing them down. They also won’t tolerate soggy soils.

Q: Tiger lilies are thriving in one area of our yard. Is this because of our snowy winter? I was told one time that many plants must go dormant to rest during the winter or they won’t be able to ...

What started out as an eighth-grade science project has morphed into a possible product for food companies and farmers. Yuqi Chen, a 13-year-old Woodland Middle School student, has created an ...

True tiger lilies, while beautiful, are not native to North America. Native lilies are not plants that you are going to find at your local garden center or in most seed and plant catalogs.

There is a tiger in the garden! Come and see our beautiful tiger lilies blooming beautifully in the orange section of the IDEA Garden. June is when lilies bloom, and these beauties are absolutely ...