Jack Miller

You can get canna lilies ready for winter by lifting the rhizomes before the first hard frost and storing them in a cool, dry spot until spring.   Getting canna lilies ready for winter isn’t complicated, but it does require a little planning and some basic digging work.   If you’ve been growing these tropical … Read more

You can get a calla lily to rebloom by mimicking its natural seasonal cycle, which involves a period of dormancy followed by a gradual return to active growth.   Getting your calla lily to rebloom isn’t about luck, it’s about understanding the plant’s specific needs.   If you’ve been wondering how to get calla lily … Read more

Getting calla lilies to flower is all about mimicking their natural growing conditions.   These elegant blooms aren’t difficult to coax into flowering once you understand their basic needs.   I’m going to walk you through exactly how to get calla lilies to flower, whether you’re growing them in pots or in the garden.   … Read more

To germinate tiger lily seeds, you need patience, a period of cold stratification, and a consistent, moist growing environment.   If you’ve been wondering how to germinate tiger lily seeds successfully, you’re in the right place because it’s not as tricky as many gardeners assume.   Unlike some flower seeds that sprout in a week, … Read more

You can force lily of the valley indoors by replicating the cold and dark conditions they need before bringing them into warmth.   It’s a simple process once you understand the plant’s natural rhythm and it lets you enjoy those fragrant, bell-shaped blooms weeks before they’d appear in your garden.   Forcing lily of the … Read more