My neighbor has some blackberry lilies that are producing seeds. I would like to try to grow some from the seeds. How long would it take before I have a new plant? The blackberry lily, Belamcanda ...

Q. I just came across a packet of seeds for a flower called blackberry lily. Is it too late to plant them now? Will they grow well in Southern California? A. For those unfamiliar with it, blackberry ...

Q-I remember the blackberry lily from my childhood and would really like to grow it. Are seeds available, or do I start from plants? A-You`ve asked about an old flower that is rapidly gaining ...

This summer, I’m thoroughly enjoying a new plant in my border. Roaming through a garden center is always a treat for me, but coming across an unfamiliar blooming perennial, especially one that’s on ...

Blackberry lily (Iris domestica), known for its vibrant orange blooms and unique seed pods that look just like blackberries, is considered invasive throughout certain parts of eastern North America.

Common name: Blackberry lily or leopard flower. Latin name: Belamcanda chinensis. Planting months: Spring in Northeast Florida. Cold tolerance: In Northeast Florida, they behave as short lived ...

Lilies are beautiful, fragrant blooms for your flower garden. Some lilies are prized as indoor plants. Learn about the ...

Dear Roger: I just moved here in May, and I have two strange plants growing in my yard that I want you to identify. One started out looking like an iris, so I decided to let it grow. It has just ...

Q: A friend gave me some blackberry lily seeds. When, where and how should I plant them? — Diana Tope, La Fayette A: In early January, put the seed, along with some slightly moist sphagnum moss, in a ...

Question: Clumps of our new blackberry lilies have died back during the winter. All that is left are clusters of leaves near the ground and dead shoots. What should I do? Answer: In about two to three ...