Lilies to Make Your Garden Great

Saturday, March 24, 2012 by Klehm

Saturday, March 24, 2012

9:00-11:00am

Woody Imberman, president of the Wisconsin/Illinois Lily Society, touts his garden as “the largest Chicagoland garden devoted almost solely to a wide variety of true lilies.” With over 200 plants sharing the common name of lily, not all are true lilies.

A true lily comes from a bulb, whereas a daylily comes from a root. Unlike a daylily, which blooms for just one day, true lilies stay in bloom for one to two weeks and can be planted to bloom from early June till late August.  $15/non-member, $12/members

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