It’s interesting how particular plants become associated with certain holidays and seasons. For Christmas there is the poinsettia, and chrysanthemums are the symbol of fall. The Easter lily, of ...

PLANT YOUR EASTER LILY: Don’t throw away Easter lilies. Once the flowers have all faded, plant them outside in a garden bed. Remove the plants from the pots and plant them into a well-prepared ...

The lily, a sweetly fragrant flower, is a traditional symbol of Easter. This plant arrives nestled in a sweet woven basket, and is sure to bring tidings of spring.

At this time of the year, many flower lovers buy pots of Easter lilies at the grocery store to have in their homes during the Easter season. The type of lily that is mass produced for Easter has ...

Easter lilies, popular spring flowers, pose a severe risk to cats. Ingesting any part of the plant may cause kidney failure. Experts urge caution during spring events to prevent feline exposure.

The Easter lily is a bulb comprised of leafy outer scales. In the center of the bulb is either a vegetative (new leaf shoot) or an unexpanded reproductive (flowering) shoot flowers; are borne on a ...

In other homes, nodding Easter lilies will cast a vaguely funereal air over the roast—only to be discarded a week later when their anthers stain an antique linen tablecloth in splotches of saffron.

Churches bloom for Easter Lilies: Those breathtaking displays of Easter lilies are a credit to frantic florists in one of their busiest seasons and to the church volunteers who turn flowers into art.

Other Spring Flowers Toxic to Cats Unfortunately, if you have a cat, Easter lilies aren't the only flowers you should keep them away from. Other popular spring flowers that are toxic to cats include: ...

Knutson and other florists are feeling the impact in sales, particularly now with Easter lilies.

Easter Lilies: A popular flower during this Spring holiday, lilies are incredibly toxic for cats. One chomp of this flower can make your kitty very sick, leading to kidney failure and death if ...