Different kinds of lilies
Asiatic Lilies: Crossbreeds where the flower can be pendulous, outward-facing or hanging. Colorful and both tall and short. The lilies are most often without fragrance.
Oriental Lilies: Up to 125 cm tall with large, spreading flowers, slightly curved petals and they can be either with or without spots. Blooms in the summer.
OT Lilies: a cross between oriental and trumpet lilies. Often very large.
Tiger Lilies: Crosses that include Lilium tigrinum. Dark stems and spots on the petals. Good for spreading.
Trumpet lilies: The flowers are trumpet-shaped and without spots. Up to 150 cm tall and strongly fragrant. Spreads by stem roots.
Martagon Lilies: Or turban lilies - The petals are strongly bent back, so the flower looks like a turban. Up to 150 cm tall and spreads with stem roots. We sell them in pots.
How to plant a lily
Plant the bulbs 20-25 cm deep underground, preferably in early spring. Even if there is a little frost, they will not be damaged. Lilies do not need to be dug up in winter. They only grow better and stronger when left outside.
It's actually not very complicated to have lilies.