Question 1: What are the colors of lilies? Flower colors vary depending on the species, most of which are yellow, white, pink, or orange. Some have purple or black spots, and there are also flowers with multiple colors, which are extremely beautiful.

Question 2: How many colors are there in lilies? Lily, a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of the Liliaceae family, is mainly distributed in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere such as eastern Asia, Europe, and North America. More than 100 varieties have been discovered around the world, and China is its main place of origin. More than 50 species are native to the genus Lily, and it is the natural distribution center of lily plants. In recent years, there have been many new varieties produced through artificial hybridization, such as Asiatic lilies, musk lilies, perfume lilies, etc.

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Annual bulbous herbaceous flowers, with a plant height of 40-60cm, and some as high as 1m or more. The stem is upright, unbranched, grass green, with red or purple-brown spots at the base of the stem. There are bulbs underground. The bulbs are broad ovate or lanceolate,

white or light yellow, and are composed of fleshy scales of 6 to 8 cm in diameter, which are spherical in shape and have a membranous layer outside. Most fibrous roots are born at the base of the ball. Single leaves, alternate, narrowly linear, without petioles, wrapped directly on the stem, with parallel veins. Some varieties produce purple or green granular bulbils in the leaf axils, and the bulbils can reproduce into small plants. The flowers are borne at the top of the stems in racemes, clustered or solitary. The corolla is larger, the flower tube is longer, funnel-shaped and trumpet-shaped, with six lobes and no sepals. Due to the slender stems, the flowers are Large, often drooping or stretching when open; flower colors vary depending on the species, mostly yellow, white, pink, orange, some with purple or black spots, and some flowers with multiple colors

Yes, extremely beautiful. The petals are either flat or rolled outward, hence the name "curling petals". Some flowers have a strong fragrance, so they are called "musk lilies". The flowers fall and produce long oval capsules.

Varieties:

Lilium amabile

Lilium auratum

Lilium bulbiferum

Lilium brownii

Lilium canadense

Lilium candidum

Lilium concolor

Lilium formosanum

Lilium cv. selaudi.654666Geneve

Lilium cv. Star Gazer

Lilium henryi

Lilium humboldtii

Lilium hybrids

Lilium lancifolium

Lilium longiflorum

Lilium martagon

Lilium nepalense

Lilium pardalinum )

Lilium pumilum

Lilium regale

Lilium speciosum

Corn lily (Ixiamaculata) and more than 100 species

Musk lily

Musk

Sweet lily (scientific name: Lilium

longiflorum), also known as iron Cannon lily, trumpet lily, Easter lily. It is native to Taiwan, China, the Ryukyu Islands (a state owned by the Ming and Qing Dynasties), and is also distributed along the Jinsha River basin in northeastern Yunnan. Plant height

40~120cm, or even higher. The bulb is ovate, light yellow, large, 6-9cm in diameter. The stems are green without spots, the base is red, and the leaves are lanceolate. The flowers bloom in early summer, ranging from 2 to 4, extending to the four sides,

horizontal or slightly tilted, waxy white in color, green at the base, shaped like a trumpet, with a long flower tube and a cannon barrel shape. Therefore, lily is also called iron cannon lily. The taste is sweet and fragrant, so it is called musk lily.

Lilium lancifolium

Lilium

Lilium lancifolium (scientific name: Lilium lancifolium)

Also known as Lilium lancifolium, canopy lily, and inverted lily Lotus, tiger lily, pearl flower, yellow lily. Because of the fiery red flower color and rolled petals, it is named "Tiger Lily". Also, because there are purple and black markings on the petals, which are very similar to the patterns on the back of a tiger, it is also known as tiger lily. It is native to China, Japan, Korea and other places, and is now cultivated in many places. The plant height is 70-100cm, and some are as high as 1.5m, which can be called the crown of lilies. The bulbs are plump and white in color and can be used for food and medicine. They have a slightly bitter taste. There are black and purple spots on the stems, making the stems dark brown. The leaves are alternate, narrowly lanceolate, sessile, and densely packed in the middle and upper part of the stem. There are bulbils that can be planted in the leaf axils. The flowers bloom in summer and are more numerous, often 3...gt;gt;

Question 3: What are the colors of lilies? Lily is divided into two categories. One is called Oriental lily, which is what we call perfume lily. The flower colors are white, pink and yellow. There are different varieties of pink here, ranging from deep to light.

The other type is called Asiatic lily. The flowers are relatively small and basically have no fragrance. The flower colors include yellow, orange, white and light pink, among which yellow and orange are more common.

Lily (white oriental lily): purity, solemnity, and closeness of heart.

Sunflower Lily (Orange Asiatic Lily): Victory, glory, wealth.

Cymbidium lily (yellow Asiatic lily): Wealth, elegance.

Fire Lily (Pink Oriental Lily): Passionate love.

Yellow Lily (Yellow Oriental Lily): Heartfelt Blessings

Question 4: How many colors of lilies are there? Lily is divided into two categories, one is called Oriental lily, which is what we call perfume. Lily, flower colors are white, pink and yellow. There are different varieties of pink here, ranging from deep to light. The other type is called Asiatic lily. The flowers are relatively small and basically have no fragrance. The flower colors include yellow, orange, white and light pink, among which yellow and orange are more common. Lily (white oriental lily): purity, solemnity, and closeness of heart. Sunflower Lily (orange Asiatic lily): Victory, honor, wealth. Lily of the Valley (Yellow Asiatic Lily): Wealth, elegance. Fire Lily (Pink Oriental Lily): Passionate love. Yellow Lily (yellow oriental lily): Heartfelt blessings.

Question 5: How many colors do lilies have? What's the meaning of each? (Pictures are best) The meanings of different colors of lilies:

White lily: Symbolizes a century-old marriage and great love

Pink lily: Symbolizes purity and elegance

Yellow lily: symbolizes wealth and nobility

Black lily: love, curse

The flower language of different varieties of lilies:

Lily (all lilies): smoothness, heart All wishes come true, blessings, nobility

Perfume lily: purity, wedding blessings, nobility

White lily: purity, solemnity, heart-to-heart connection

Pink lily: purity, Cute

Red Lily: Love you forever

Yellow Lily: Get well soon

Sunflower Lily: Victory, honor, wealth

Ji Lily : Wealth, honor, purity, elegance

Wild lily: eternal happiness

Foxtail lily: nobility, prosperity, excellence

Corn lily: persistent love, Brave

Lidium lily: talent, majesty, excellence

Christmas lily: joy, celebration, true feelings

Narcissus lily: joy, anticipation of meeting

Pay attention to the number of lilies

1 lily, you are the only one for me

2 lilies, you and I, I wish you happiness

3 flowers, I love you, please forgive me

4 flowers, eternal love, long-term love, and deja vu

5 flowers, no regrets

6 flowers , I wish you all the best

7 flowers, happy encounter, I wish you happiness

8 flowers, make up, please forgive me

9 flowers, long and long, Stay in love with each other forever

10 flowers, perfectly beautiful, perfect you

11 flowers, love, wholeheartedly, the most beautiful

12 flowers, heart to heart

13 flowers, the person you have a crush on

14 flowers, the joy of growing up

15 flowers, the person who protects you

16 flowers, The joy of growing up

17 flowers, it’s easy to get together and let go, let the love end

19 flowers, waiting for life

20 flowers, two people are in love and committed to each other. Unswerving

21 flowers, you are my favorite

22 flowers, paired in pairs, life after life

24 flowers, missing, I miss you so much

25 flowers, no suspicion

26 flowers, old love and new love

30 flowers, love without words

32 flowers, tell You, I will not be half-hearted

33 flowers, calling me to love you affectionately

36 flowers, my heart belongs to you

44 flowers, an everlasting oath

50 flowers, this is love without regrets

56 flowers, my love

57 flowers, I love my wife

66 flowers , love goes smoothly, true love remains unchanged

77 flowers, meet me by fate, marry me

80 flowers, let me do everything I can to make up for you

88 flowers , make up for all the mistakes with your heart

99 flowers, forever and ever, stay together forever

100 flowers, 100% love, grow old together, and have a happy marriage for a hundred years

101 Duo, you are my only, only love

Question 6: How many colors are there in perfume lilies? Perfume lily is also called musk lily, and its colors include white, rose red, light yellow, pink, and red

Question 7: Color of lilies

What are the colors? I have only seen white and pink colors

Lily is a perennial herbaceous bulb flower belonging to the genus Lilium of the Liliaceae family. Most are produced in the temperate zones of the northern hemisphere, and a few are produced in the cold and tropical zones of the southern hemisphere. It is native to the mountains and valleys in southeastern, southwest, south China, east China, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan and other places. It is cultivated more artificially, almost all over the country.

Lilies generally come in white, orange, and red colors. In the past, there was a kind of wild green lily in Taibai Mountain in Shaanxi Province, my country. Now it can be seen occasionally in Sichuan, Yunnan and other places. Lilies bloom from June to August. The flowers grow sideways on the top of the pedicel, shaped like a flat trumpet. The flowers are beautiful and some are fragrant.

1. Rolling Lily: Also known as canopy lily, inverted lotus, tiger lily, pearl flower, and yellow lily. It is native to my country, Japan, North Korea and other places, and is now cultivated in many places. The plant height is 70-100 centimeters, and some are as high as 1.5 meters, which can be called the crown of lilies. The bulbs are large, white in color, edible and medicinal, and have a slightly bitter taste. There are black and purple spots on the stems, making the stems dark brown. The leaves are alternate, narrowly lanceolate, sessile, and densely packed in the middle and upper part of the stem. There are bulbils that can be planted between the leaf axils. The flowers bloom in summer, with a large number, often ranging from 3 to 10. The flowers are orange-red or brick yellow in color. The inflorescences are raceme-shaped. The petals are long, about 9-12 cm, rolled outwards. There are purple-black markings on the petals, which look very similar to The pattern on the back of a tiger gives it the nickname tiger lily. The flower head is drooping, the stamens are open to all sides, and the anthers are purple.

2. Coral lily: Also known as thread-leaved lily and fine-leaf lily, it is named because of its thin and numerous leaves and its corolla that looks like coral. The stem height is 30-40 cm, with 50-80 leaves on the stem, which are small and delicate, as long and narrow as pine leaves. The flowers bloom in late spring and early summer. The flowers are drooping and the petals are rolled outward. They are bright red in color, shiny, fragrant and very beautiful.

3. Beautiful lily: also known as deer lily and big leaf lily. Plant height 60-100 cm. The leaves are opposite, wide and sparse, hence the name Big Leaf Lily. Several flowers bloom on the upper part of the stem, the petals are rolled outwards, and the stamens are exposed outside the petals. The flowers are white and light red, and the petals are covered with rose-colored patterns and spots, which look like the spots on a deer.

So it has The reputation of deer lily. Those with white flowers are called white deer lilies, and those with red or purple flowers are called red deer lilies.

4. Musk lily: also known as trumpet lily, field lily, and mountain lily. The plant height is 40-60 cm, the bulb is oval and light yellow, large and 6-9 cm in diameter. The stems are green without spots, the base is red, and the leaves are lanceolate. The flowers bloom in early summer, ranging from 2 to 4, extending to the four sides, horizontal or slightly tilted. The flowers are waxy white in color, with a green base, shaped like a trumpet. The flower tube is long and looks like a cannon barrel, so it is also called the iron cannon lily. say. The taste is sweet and fragrant, so it is called musk lily.

Lily propagation mainly uses bulb pieces and small bulbs. Scale propagation, that is, using scale cuttings to produce daughter bulbs: first select high-quality lily species with large stems, positive color, and intact and free of diseases and insect pests. First use a bamboo knife to cut off the base of the bulb to separate the scales, and then plant it in a sunny sandy soil seedbed

between September and October. Make a trench 10 cm deep, with a row spacing of 30 cm wide and 35 cm. Centimeters away from the plant spacing, bury the scales in the ditch, cover them with 4 centimeters of soil, and press them slightly after burial. The scales are removed the following spring and used as propagation scales before planting. When planting, the concave scales can face downwards, otherwise it will be difficult for seedlings to emerge. Bulb propagation is also called bulb propagation: that is, the small bulbs produced on the old lily bulbs are separated for propagation. When harvesting lilies in September-October, separate the small bulbs next to the mother ball and store them as propagation and cultivation stems. Mix them with wet sand and store them until they are taken out and planted in mid-April of the following year. When planting, they should be 10-15 cm deep and 20-25 cm deep. They can germinate and be unearthed in 3 days, and larger bulbs can bloom in the same year, while small bulbs can bloom in 2-3 years after cultivation

Lily bulbs are rich in nutrients, containing 21.7% starch and 4.5% crude protein. Top quality nourishing food. When used as medicine, it has antitussive, expectorant, lung-moistening, stomach-strengthening, and soothing effects. Especially for women after childbirth, eating it is very beneficial because it can also promote blood circulation.

There are many types of lilies, including 100 species of the genus Lilium, and more than 30 species are native to my country. Generally divided into two categories according to their uses.

Some bulbs are not edible, such as deer lily, musk lily, Qingdao lily, Hubei lily, etc. The bulbs are very small or taste bitter. But the flowers of these inedible lilies are very showy and make beautiful ornamental flowers.

The lilies whose bulbs are used for food are mainly lilies, which are yellow lilies, or inverted lilies, and are called ghost lilies in Japan. The sweet and large ones produced in Nanjing are the most famous, so they are also called Nanjing Lily. It is produced in various places along the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in my country. The leaves are alternate lanceolate, dark green, and grow between the leaf axils...gt;gt;

Question 8: There are several colors and functions of lilies: Asiatic lily group, Oriental white group, and Musk lily. There are many colors, Asiatic lily doanna is yellow, and pruritus is orange-red. Among Oriental lilies, Sorbonne is pink, Siberian lily is white, and Musk lily is white.

Question 9: What colors are there in lilies? What do they represent? Lily flowers generally come in white, orange, and red colors. In the past, there was a kind of wild green lily in Taibai Mountain in Shaanxi Province, my country. Now it can be seen occasionally in Sichuan, Yunnan and other places. Lilies bloom from June to August. The flowers grow sideways on the top of the pedicel, shaped like a flat trumpet. The flowers are beautiful and some are fragrant.

Lily: smoothness, wishes come true, blessings, nobility

Lily (perfume): purity, wedding blessings, nobility

Lily (white): Purity, solemnity, heart to heart

Lily (Kwai): Victory, honor, wealth

Lily (Ji): Wealth, honor, purity, elegance

Foxtail Lily: nobility, prosperity, excellence

Corn lily: persistent love, bravery

Lili lily: talent, majesty, excellence

Christmas lily: joy, Celebration, true love

Narcissus lily: joy, looking forward to meeting

Lily (yellow) grateful and happy

Pink lily symbolizes purity and elegance. Yellow lily symbolizes wealth, Nobility In the West, there are many legends about lilies. The Bible records that lilies were transformed from Eve's tears and were a pure gift. Therefore, the world thinks lilies mean purity and freshness...

The Bible records that lilies were transformed from Eve’s tears and were a gift of purity. Therefore, the world considers lilies to represent purity and freshness

In Christianity, lilies symbolize purity, Chastity and innocence. At Easter, lily bouquets often appear in Christian homes because they are a symbol of the resurrection of Jesus. In China, lilies are a symbol of maternal love. At ancient Roman and Greek weddings. Lily flowers symbolize purity and innocence. Using lilies with ears of wheat as the bride's headdress symbolizes a good harvest and a happy marriage for a hundred years. In the Middle Ages, lilies symbolized female beauty. The lily represents a pure heart. Lilies are rich in color, and most people associate white lilies with innocence and sweetness. White lilies are considered the flower of the Virgin, and yellow lilies represent gratitude and happiness