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How to Plant a Lily Tree
How to Plant a Lily Tree. A lily tree can be a great and beautiful addition to your landscape. The tree is a smaller, bush-type that reaches maturity in about three years and can grow to about 100 inches tall. Planting a lily tree is fairly easy as you just have to plant the bulb. The lily tree is a perennial that produces flowers every year.
A lily tree can be a great and beautiful addition to your landscape. The tree is a smaller, bush-type that reaches maturity in about three years and can grow to about 100 inches tall. Planting a lily tree is fairly easy as you just have to plant the bulb. The lily tree is a perennial that produces flowers every year.
Things You'll Need
Lily bulbs
Garden shovel
Enriched potting soil compost
Plant the lily bulbs in April or later. You want the soil frost free and somewhat warm so the lily bulb will germinate and sprout.
Choose a location to plant the lily bulbs that is sunny and well-drained.
Dig an 8-by-8 inch hole in the ground.
Fill the hole with two inches of enriched potting soil compost. Press the lily bulb root side down into the soil. Fill the hole up with the enriched potting soil compost.
Keep the soil moist, but not saturated. Water the plant 1 to 2 times a week.
