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Lilies

Herbaceous flowers of the genus Lilium, noted for their large tepals and fragrant scent. They grow from bulbs. Most species are native to the temperate northern hemisphere. They comprise a genus of about 110 species in the lily family (Liliaceae). They are important as large showy flowering garden plants. Additionally, they are important culturally and in literature in much of the world. Some species are sometimes grown or harvested for the edible bulbs. The species in this genus are the true lilies. Many other plants exist with "lily" in the common English name, some of which are quite unrelated to the true lilies.

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What is the middle if a calla lily called?

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The center of a calla lily is called the spadix. These flowers are not actually related to the true lily.

Are lilies in season?

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Summer

What is the lyrics of consider the lilies?

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Consider The Lilies - Joyful Singers

Consider the lilies

They don't toil or spin

And there's not a king

With more splendor than them

Consider the sparrow

They don't plant or sow

But they're fed by the master

Who watches him grow

We have a heavenly father above

With eyes full of mercy

And a heart full of love

He really cares when

Your head is bowed low

Consider the lilies

And then you will know

May I introduce you

To this friend of mine

Who hangs out the stars

And tells the sun when to shine

He kisses the flowers

Each morning with dew

But He's not too busy

To love me and you

We have a heavenly father above

With eyes full of mercy

And a heart full of love

He really cares when

Your head is bowed low

Consider the lilies

And then you will know

Do lilies spread?

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Lilies will spread but not very quickly. It takes a while for the bulb to grow a bulblet and eventually another bulb.

What does a cobra lilly eat?

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they will eat bugs, birds and rats,but they usely eat bugs

Are roses and lilies able to crossbreed?

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yes. but it requires you to get both of them drunk first before mating. I suggest a cheap vodka or tequila.

Is a tiger lily pollinated by bees?

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bees

What is the conflict of the story the lilies of the field?

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The conflict was when Mother Maria wanted Homer to build the chapel.

How much water does a tiger lily need to stay alive?

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A liger is a cross between a lion and a tiger. They have an expected life span of 15 to 25 years.

What do white lilies symbolise?

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Innocence, purity, modesty.

Where did lilies originate?

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The northern hemisphere is the place of origin of the flowering plants called lilies (Liliumspp).

Specifically, lilies most often are native to the temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. But some species also can be found in native ranges of northern subtropical regions. In terms of continents, the native range includes Asia, Europe, and North America as well as the Philippine islands.

What does a bouquet of lilies mean?

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It depends on how you're asking it. I've read in a book once that when someone gives you lilies they represent death. If they're given to you by a past rival or current one then it's obviously not a good sign. If they're given to you by your own mother then obviously there isn't anything to fear. However, unless for some reason ur own mother is out to get you then that's something you should worry about.

What are the adaptations of the tiger lily flower?

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The tiger lily flower has many adaptations just like any other plant. It is able to make its own food.

How does the peace lily pollinate?

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by my head

When do you cut back lilies for the fall?

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If you mean individual stems throughout the season then yes, you can trim back daylilies after they flower. Once all the buds on the stem have flowered remove the whole stem, but not the leaves.

Are lilies autotrophic or hetrotrophic?

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Autotrophs simply 'self feed'. Sunflowers are photo-autotrophs. Like all plants, they need the sun as an energy source, to grow and process their food (starches etc).

How big do water lilies grow?

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It can grow to be 6 to 12 inches in diameter

What was the climax of conflict for homer in lilies of the field?

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Where the Lilies Bloom is a novel by Bill and Vera Cleaver. It is a story of a family who after the demise of their father hides his death from outside world to avoid being split up and sent to foster homes. The second eldest daughter in family Mary Call is made responsible by the dying father to care for the siblings and not let their land lord Kiser marry the eldest daughter. However, faced with ouster from the estate by Kiser's sister, Mary visits Kiser in hospital and offers to marry him if he lets the family stay. He again reiterates his resolve to marry her sister and Mary tells him that their father had died and she was looking after the family instead. He feels sorry for her and praises her bravery. She finally lets him marry her sister knowing he is a good man after all.

How many hours of sunlight does the tiger lily need to boom?

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Full sun to partial shade.

Why do water lilies have stems?

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its really ugly. it has- Oh wait. You should know how it looks like!

It looks like your face!

Lilies doubles the area it covers every year After ten years the lilies have covered a quarter of lakes surface How many more years will it be until they cover the whole surface of the lake?

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It doesn't matter how long it took to cover 1/4 of the lake. 1/4 of it is covered now. If the covered area doubles every year, then one quarter ==> one half, will take one year one half ==> the whole thing, will take one more year. The whole lake will be covered in two years from now.

What are tiger lilies?

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The Tiger Lily, bears large, fiery orange flowers covered by spots.The name 'tiger' probably refers to the spots on the petals.

The flowers of this perennial can grow up to three inches in width.The Tiger Lily is also known as the 'Ditch Lily' as it is found in and around ditches in large parts of America.KingdomPlantaeDivisionMagnoliophytaCLassLiliopsidaSubclassLiliidaeOrderLilialesFamilyLiliaceaeGenusLilium

The Tiger Lily has a strong, sweet and distinctively lily smell. Besides producing a stunning spectacle, most parts of this plant are edible. There are two varieties of the Tiger Lily:

  • The Oriental Variety: Propagates through bulbs that form at leaf axils.
  • The Common Wildflower Variety: Propagates by tuberous roots.

The Tiger Lily is known by a host of different names in different parts of the world. Some of the synonyms are: Lilium tigrinum, Devil Lily, Kentan, Lilium lancifolium, Leopard Lily, Pine Lily, Lilium catesbaei, Columbia lily, Oregon Lily, Western Wood Lily, Chalice-Cup Lily, Western Red Lily, etc.

Facts About The Tiger Lily
  • Tiger Lily was first described by the famous Swedish botanist Carl von Linne (Linnaeus) in 1753.
  • The Tiger Lily has significant medicinal use. A tincture is made from the fresh plant and has proved of great value in uterine-neuralgia, congestion and irritation, also in the nausea and vomiting of pregnancy.
  • Tiger Lily flower essence helps in suppressing aggressive tendencies in individuals and helps in holistic healing.
  • Tiger Lily can often act as a carrier of viral diseases and so becomes a vector infecting other species. It is therefore better to grow this species well away from your other lilies
  • Tiger Lily has some toxic effects on cats. It can produce vomiting, in appetence, lethargy, kidney failure, and even death.
  • Tiger Lily has edible flower buds apart from edible roots and shoots. These can often have a bitter flavor. When baked, lily bulbs taste rather like potatoes.
  • The best place to find dried Tiger Lily buds is in an Asian market. Look for soft buds, and store well in a cool, dry place. Tiger Lily buds must be soaked in warm water for about 30 minutes to soften them before adding them to dishes. The tough stem attached to them should be removed. Besides adding to Chinese dishes, they can enhance the flavor of egg dishes and salads.
  • There is an old legend from Asia about the Tiger Lily. A Korean hermit helped a wounded tiger by removing an arrow from its body. The tiger asked the hermit to use his powers to perpetuate their friendship after his death. The hermit agreed and when the tiger died, his body became a tiger lily. Eventually the hermit drowned and his body was washed away. The Tiger Lily spread everywhere searching for its friend.
  • There is a superstition that smelling Tiger Lily will give you freckles.
  • The Tiger Lily stands for wealth and prosperity.
  • The Tiger Lily, have six stamens (composed of anthers and filaments), one pistil (composed of the stigma, style and ovary), a long style, and a three-lobed stigma.

How many different colors do lilies come in?

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They can come in white, red, pink, or white with candy red spots.