Lily – Pink – Guide & Ordering

Pink lily. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Pink Lily – Elegance and Beauty

The pink lily is a classic flower that embodies romance and refined beauty. With its open, warm pink petals, the pink lily is perfect when you want to express your love or admiration without it feeling overdone. This beautiful flower from the Lilium genus is an ideal choice in summer, when it begins to bloom and fills homes and tables with its elegant presence.

Care and Cultivation of Pink Lilies

The pink lily is a low-maintenance flower that doesn't require much effort to thrive. It loves sunlight and therefore needs to be placed in a bright location to bloom at its best. What makes the pink lily particularly practical is that it requires very little water – moderate watering is quite sufficient. This makes it an excellent choice both for the experienced flower enthusiast and for someone just beginning to take an interest in plant cultivation.

Uses and Longevity

At approximately 80 centimetres in height, the pink lily is the perfect size for both table arrangements and larger displays. A single pink lily can make an impact, but several together create a truly beautiful arrangement in a vase. Remember that the pink lily lasts for around ten to fourteen days, giving you plenty of time to enjoy it at home. Lilies are highly toxic to cats in particular, so keep the pink lily well out of reach of pets.

Pink Lily as a Gift

The pink lily is an excellent flower to send or give as a gift when you want to impress without making a fuss. Whether it's for a loved one, a friend, or a romantic occasion – the pink lily says much without saying too much. Order your pink lily today and let this beautiful flower make the day special!

Quick facts – Lily – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Lilium
Type
cut flower
Flowering
june-august
Light
full sun to partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
60-150 cm
Vase life
10-14 days
Scent
strong
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Lily – Pink

What kind of soil suits lilies best?
Lilies grow best in well-drained, humus-rich soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. The soil must drain freely to prevent bulb rot but still hold some moisture. Lilies like their heads in the sun and their roots in the shade, so low plants or a mulch around the base help.
How often should lilies be watered?
Keep the soil evenly moist but not wet, which usually means watering once or twice a week during the growing season depending on the weather and soil. Water at the base in the morning to avoid fungal disease, and water less once the leaves yellow in autumn.
Which pests and diseases attack lilies?
The scarlet lily beetle is the most common pest and eats both leaves and flowers, so pick off adults and grubs by hand as soon as you see them. Grey mould and bulb rot are prevented by good drainage and air circulation, and slugs can damage the young shoots.
Are lilies poisonous to cats?
Yes, very. All parts of the lily, including the pollen and the water in the vase, are highly toxic to cats and can cause acute kidney failure even in small amounts. Contact a vet immediately if a cat has been in contact with a lily. Lilies are far less dangerous to dogs, though they may cause an upset stomach.
How do I remove lily pollen stains?
Carefully remove the anthers as soon as the flowers open to avoid stains. If pollen gets on fabric, do not rub it or wash it straight away. Shake it off, lift any remaining pollen with sticky tape and then wash as usual. Sunlight can also help fade any marks that remain.

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