I was out on a walk earlier today and noticed that one of my neighbors had
put a florist pot of some very healthy looking "Easter" lillies on the curb
as garbage.

I think many people don't realize that they can replant these and they
should come back next year. Granted, they were likely forced to bloom
early for Easter in a controlled setting, but they are just like most other bulb flowers and should come back, albeit later than Easter, for years to
come.

We have a threat of frost tonight, after temperatures near 90F just 3 days
ago, so I will wait a few days before planting them myself.

Mike


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Hello Mike Powell!

** On Tuesday 26.04.22 - 16:25, Mike Powell wrote to ALL:

I was out on a walk earlier today and noticed [...]

We have a threat of frost tonight, after temperatures near
90F just 3 days ago, so I will wait a few days before
planting them myself.

Your are the Easter lillie rescue. That plant is sure to
appreciate it. :D ..and hopefully reward you with plenty of
blooms.

I had a similar experience with a potted poinsietta that I had
found curbside. Nothing wrong with it. Infact, it looked
surprisingly healthy. Turns out it was a fake one! :D


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I had a similar experience with a potted poinsietta that I had
found curbside. Nothing wrong with it. Infact, it looked
surprisingly healthy. Turns out it was a fake one! :D

LOL, well at least you know it will always look good! :D

Mike


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