Buying Lily Bulbs with Bulbils – Good Investment?

Tiger Lily Bulbils at $0.75 Each

Bulbs have dozens of bulbils (small aerial bulbs in leaf axils) and some sprouting from the mother bulb.

Tiger lily bulbils readily produce flowering plants in 2 years. At $0.75 per bulb, it's a good deal for patient gardeners.

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