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The perfect mix of lilies to plant along a border or picket fence line, our Pink and White Roselily Mix radiates beauty and elegance! Notice that all roselilies are pollenless, with their pollen bearing anthers replaced by more petals! You will love that feature, especially if you like to cut these beauties and bring them inside for arranging. Growing with multiple blooms on each stem, the variety that this mix offers allows you to make incredible vase arrangements that are both tall and stunning.
We guarantee that our seeds & bulbs will be true to type and ready to thrive. If something doesn't grow as expected, we will make it right. Questions? Call us at 855-440-2929
I got two packages of these last year - one I put in a pot in April & it bloomed last summer (posted an earlier picture of those). The 2nd set I bought on sale later - ordered end of May, planted June 3 as an experiment for planting lilies "late", in an area that had quite a bit of sun. Only one bloomed last year in August, and it looked kind of spindly. But this year - they are doing great! Here it is early July, and these have started gradually opening over the past week or so. About 30" I think. (I did plant another set of roselilies (Mikaela) at the same time, in an area that is shaded part of the day, and they bloomed beautifully last October. This year, one of them is almost 5' tall.) Pic shows two of the stems from the "pink mix" as they start to open. 3rd lily is nearby, a bit slower in its cycle.
I ordered the pink and white roselily mix late in the season last year. I got foliage but no flowers as they were planted late. This year three of the flowers are blooming, and they are really gorgeous. The flowers are huge and white, just not rose lilies. I feel a little bad complaining about something that is so beautiful, they just aren’t what I ordered. This is the second item I’ve ordered that was the wrong flower, though I’ve had good success with the rest of my orders.
Store owner replied:
Hello A girl in Tennessee. We appreciate you taking the time to report these findings so we can share them with our growers in hopes of preventing such occurrences moving forward. We strive to ensure accuracy of our products and can share in your frustrations, as we wish for all customers to be satisfied with their purchase. We're happy that we were able to come to a satisfactory resolution for you and look forward to continuing gardening with you!
I got these on sale a bit late in spring, and planted in April in a pot in part shade. They bloomed toward the end of July - quite beautiful!
Store owner replied:
Hello Donna S. Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! It's so important to have feedback like this so we can continually improve our products and planting expectations. Roselily bulbs planted in summer, in your warmer planting zone, may not have come up because midsummer heat makes it difficult for lilies to establish. In the summer, they may stay dormant instead of sprouting, but with proper care in the soil, they can emerge the following growing season when conditions are more favorable. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. Thanks for your time in sharing your experience with us!
my Roselily bulbs are not doing well at all no blooms
Store owner replied:
Hello Vivian N. Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We truly appreciate you taking the time to share your experience, as feedback like this helps us improve our products and planting expectations. High heat and humidity can stress the bulbs planted later in the season, leading to shorter plants, delayed growth, or no blooms their first season. From our follow-up with Customer Service, it looks like we were able to find a resolution for you, and we’re glad we could help. We’re grateful you took the time to point this out, so we can help our customers have the best results!
I bought nine of these and planted last fall. 4 of them are strong, healthy, and have blooms as pictured. A couple came out of the ground strong but then it appeared something ate them when they were about 3 ins. tall (rabbit?) The other 3 have grown thin stalks with leaves but no pods. Perhaps their partially shady spot is to blame or perhaps the poor soil? I can't wait to see if the current gorgeous one spread next season!
