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- Lily: Dive into a world of colors
- White lilies
- Yellow lilies
- Orange lilies
- Pink lilies
- Red to purple lilies
- Bicolor lilies
- Tips & Tricks
White, orange, yellow, red or pink bloom the beautiful lilies
Lily: Dive into a world of colors
You have planted a lily, know her name, but no longer in what color she flowers? Or you are looking for new specimens for the garden bed, which in color make a good contrast to the other lilies? Maybe the following information will help you ...
White lilies
The white-flowering lilies can be combined well with all lilies of other colors. They look noble, pure, graceful and classic. Among them are the following hybrid varieties:
Yellow lilies
Yellow lilies are rarer than white lilies. They are best combined with violet and red blooming lilies. They look uplifting and radiant. These include, for example:
Orange lilies
Lilies with orange flowers can be used well next to red and yellow flowering lilies. The following are the best known:
Pink lilies
The pink-flowering lilies are best in single stand or in combination with white varieties. The following are among them:
Red to purple lilies
The list of red to purple flowering lilies is long. Here is a selection:
Bicolor lilies
Bicoloured lilies are quickly and colorfully overflowing with other lilies. You should stand as a solitaire. These varieties are beautiful:
Tips & Tricks
At a location outside the midday sun, but in the morning and afternoon sun, the flower colors are the most beautiful.