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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
What is the botanical name commonly associated with spider lily?
What is the botanical name commonly associated with spider lily?
Spider lily can refer to several genera, including Lycoris and Hymenocallis, so the exact botanical identity should be checked against the seed packet or product specification.
Why are spider lily flowers called spider lilies?
Why are spider lily flowers called spider lilies?
The name refers to their distinctive narrow, elongated petals or stamens, which can give the flowers a spider-like appearance.
Can mixed-color spider lilies create a varied flower display?
Can mixed-color spider lilies create a varied flower display?
Yes. A mixed-color selection can produce flowers in different shades, creating variation within the same planting area.
Can spider lilies be grown in containers?
Can spider lilies be grown in containers?
Some spider lily types can be grown in containers when provided with suitable drainage, sufficient root space and appropriate growing conditions.
Can spider lilies be planted among low-growing ground covers?
Can spider lilies be planted among low-growing ground covers?
Yes. Their upright flowering stems can rise above lower foliage, creating contrast in layered ornamental planting.
Do spider lilies have a noticeable dormant period?
Do spider lilies have a noticeable dormant period?
Many spider lily types have distinct active and dormant growth periods, with foliage and flowers appearing at different stages of the seasonal cycle.
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