Asiatic Lily: Care and Growing Guide
Asiatic lilies bloom in June–July in USDA Zones 3–9. Covers bulb planting depth, sun needs, deadheading, and why Asiatics are the easiest lily to grow.
Spring and summer flower bulbs for US gardens, with planting depth, timing, and overwintering by zone.
Bulbs are the most forgiving flowers you can plant. Tuck them in at the right depth and season, and they store everything they need to bloom.
Timing splits into two groups. Spring bulbs like tulips and daffodils go in during fall. Summer bulbs like dahlias and lilies go in after the last frost. Your USDA zone sets the exact dates.
Asiatic lilies bloom in June–July in USDA Zones 3–9. Covers bulb planting depth, sun needs, deadheading, and why Asiatics are the easiest lily to grow.
Calla lily blooms all summer in Zones 8–10 as a perennial. In colder US zones, plant bulbs in spring and dig them in fall for annual color.
Calla lilies grow from rhizomes planted 4 inches deep after last frost. In Zones 8–10 they overwinter in ground; elsewhere dig and store in fall.
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