Entertainer Lily

Oriental Lilies are known for being the most gorgeous of all Lilies. We’re proud to be offering the bright pink Entertainer Lily at Plantify!

Oriental Lilies are a fan favorite amongst gardeners because of their noticeably larger flowers and amazing fragrance!

Planting and Application:

You can be creative with Lilies as you can plant them in the ground or in a container! Here’s a few more facts about Entertainer Lilies:

• You may wonder: When do Lilies bloom? All Lily variants bloom at different times, but the Oriental Lily blooms in the second half of summer! This Lily will ensure the last few months of summer are still bright and fun.
• This Pink Lily Flower has a fun, sharp color that’ll catch everyone’s eyes. The hot pink looks beautiful against the green foliage and lime green pistol.
• This particular Lily grows to about 16-18 inches in height. This height is perfect for many different things--containers, garden beds, landscaping, and more!
• A Lily grows best in zones 1-11. Need to find your hardiness zone? Use our map to locate yours!
• There’s a common question about lilies: Are lilies poisonous to cats? The answer is yes, however if your cats are indoor cats, you’ll have no issues living out your Lily and cat parent dreams!
• There’s so much to do! Plant these around the yard for pops of color or decorate your living room with a pot of lilies.

#ProPlantTips for Care: 

Oriental Lily bulbs are easy to care for! This is a perfect plant for beginner plant parents. Here’s a few tips to keep in mind when caring for your new Lily:

• Plant the Entertainer Lily in a full sun or partial sun location. This is why it would love a sunny window inside or a nice corner in the backyard!
• It is important to provide lots of water during the first growing season. If the soil is dry--water the plant! Once the Lilies are established in their new home, they need water regularly like any other plant.
• Give the Entertainer Lily well drained soil! This is important so their roots don’t drown and rot.
• Pruning is appropriate when the foliage turns yellow. Pruning will prevent disease and create a fuller, healthier bloom in the next season!