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Dwarf lilies in a container

21 years ago

Hi everyone,

As I look over my plants on the container, one of them containing dwarf lilies is getting brown, is it best to remove this clump and plant it directly into the garden? We have had so much rain lately that it may rot in the original pot, What do you think?

Thanks.

Vicki

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mysticmoon
21 years ago
Make sure you got splenty of drainage in that pot. You could move it so it wont get that much rain as it is raining. It might not be too late so drain the pot of any standing water ok?
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