Photographs of Perennial beds with Lilies. Please.

More . . . you have to look closely as they are budding up but not blooming. Check against the back wall . . .

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I can vouch for planting them in rose bushes, gardenerme - just had a bad storm with up to 70mph gusts and, although the lilies are blown about a bit, I didn't lose one! Yours will be so beautiful when the blooming starts

Hi - just got back from vacation, and took a few pics today of my oriental lilies - although you can't see them well, I have mums, daylilies, petunias, and iris's all in that garden too. And next is a picture of the canna that are in a lower bed in front of the lilies - here are a couple -
Vacation was great, but nothing was as peaceful to me as my own gardens - Dax

And here's the Canna with lilies -

I mix lilies in all my beds. they are tall enough to stand over the top of iris & daylilies and love having their "feet" shaded.

Wandasflowers, Kaboom! What a wonderful palate of color. I need to get some tall blue campanula or platycodon (if that is what I am seeing?) Thanks Patti

Wanda, absolutely beautiful!!

The tall blue in front is a double Baloon flower. it takes a while to get established, but is worth the wait. the blue toward the center is a blue globe centurea (thistle) Wierd specimen plant & fun to grow. Some shorter lilies are in the middle of the bed with the tall ones in back.

I'll see if I can get more shots of lilies & beds this weekend.

I wanted to show a nice combination of pale pink cosmos and lily 'excelsior'. I wish I had planted more cosmos among my lilies.

Tagbasco, do your cosmos reseed themselves? They are very nice. :)

Diann

t, your lilies with cosmos are especially sweet! I'll be sure to remember that combo.

Ticker--

I 'wintersowed' my cosmos this past winter, so I can't say for myself butI think for others they are known to re-seed.

I found my cosmos seeds at Renee's Seeds and 'Specialty Perennials'.

http://www.hardyplants.com/catalog/c391.html

http://www.reneesgarden.com/seeds/packpg/flowers/cosmos-ladybirds-p.htm

Thanks, gem.

This one is cosmos 'ladybird' which I love and will definitely plant again. (Sorry no lilies in the shot but yellow ones are just out of lens range!)

Thanks Tabasco! :)

Diann

Since I tend to stuff lilies everywhere, I have noticed that they are very complimentary with the Endless Summer Hydrangea (I have made it blue by adding aluminum sulfate in my basic soil), nice contrast. I love the look. They are in partial sun , so the hydrangea does well too. Other favorites are hibiscus and delphineum. I toss them near liatris, toad liles, dayliles, Rose of Sharon, and many of the new coneflower types. I really think it goes particularly well with Echineacea Sunrise (pale yellow).

Pretty combo magnolialover! The Sunrise coneflower is particularly nice with Scheherezade.

Thanks gemini_sage, for the nice compliment. It was an accident. As I said, I pop lilies everywhere. Bulbs are so easy to seak in here and there. It makes for a beautiful blooming July & August, especially.

Here is a Casa Blanca in a back row with an old fashioned phlox shading it's feet....

Charming combo Wanda!

I love Scheherezade towering over the rest of the garden.

Just to the right of the above area, here are white Orientals and L.henryi in the garden.

Here are some in my garden. Don't know the names of any of them.

Generic tiger lilies, managed to get a shot of a butterfly visiting.

Lolly pop.

More.

Lilies in the home.

Light pink.

Gardenobsession, very lovely! :)

Diann

A young Stargazer and phlox.

Shocking Orienpet is mixed in with orange daylily "Rocket City", blue globe thistle , pink beebalm & creamy Prairie moonlight daylily in this bed.