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Jul 1, 2026
healthy looking bulbs
Get it between Wednesday, September 23rd and Thursday, October 1st.
Add a splash of vibrant color and sweet fragrance to your garden with these Rare Tiger Lily Bulbs. Known for their striking blooms and easy-care nature, these perennials thrive in a variety of climates and soil types. Whether planted in sunny borders or partially shaded spots, they reward you with months of bright, re‑blooming flowers year after year.

**Color:** Choose from vibrant mixed colors for a rainbow display, or pick a single shade like Tiger Baby, Pink, Orange, White, Red, or Yellow to match your garden theme. **Quantity:** Start with 2 or 4 bulbs for small beds or containers. For a bold, dense show, go with 7, 10, or 15 bulbs. Larger quantities also give you more bulbs to spread around your garden or share with friends.

Plant bulbs in spring or fall in a spot with well‑drained soil and at least 3–8 hours of sun per day. Dig holes 6–8 inches deep, space bulbs 8–12 inches apart, and place them with the pointed tip facing up. Cover lightly, water thoroughly, then keep soil moist but not soggy. Apply a balanced slow‑release fertilizer during the growing season to support healthy blooms. After flowering, allow leaves to die back naturally to nourish next year’s growth.
Plant in spring after the last frost or in the fall before the ground freezes, depending on your climate.
Bulbs typically begin to sprout within 10–15 days after planting under proper conditions.
Yes, use a container with good drainage and fertile potting soil. Ensure the pot is deep enough for 6–8 inches of soil coverage.
They perform best in full sun (3–8 hours daily) but can tolerate partial shade—blooming may be less abundant in shade.
Water regularly to keep the soil evenly moist, but allow the top inch to dry out between waterings to prevent bulb rot.
