Native to Japan’s Ryukyu Islands, Lilium longiflorum is forced into bloom for the two-week Easter market. Choose a compact plant with dark-green leaves to the soil line, one or two open flowers, and several plump buds for extended enjoyment. The fragrant, outward-facing white trumpets symbolize purity and hope.
After flowering, plant the bulb outdoors in a sunny, well-drained spot (zones 4–9). It will naturalize and bloom in summer for years. Indoors, keep cool (60–65°F), bright, and evenly moist while in bloom.
All parts are highly toxic to cats (kidney failure). Keep away from pets and children.

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