What does a lily look like?

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1. Plants

2. Leaves

3. Flowers

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Plant: The lily plant is about 70 to 150 centimeters tall. Its stem is upright, cylindrical, and usually has purple spots. Leaves: Its leaves are alternate, without petioles, lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate in shape, and the leaves are entire. Flowers: Its flowers are white in color and funnel-shaped in shape.

1. Plants

1. Plants

The lily plant is about 70 to 150 cm tall. Its bulbs are spherical and its stems are upright and cylindrical. They usually have purple spots on the stems. No fluff.

2. Leaves

Lily's The leaves are alternate and have no petiole. The shape of the leaves is lanceolate or oval-lanceolate. The leaves are entire and the veins are arc-shaped. The leaves of some varieties will be inserted directly into the soil, and a few will form small bulbs and develop into new individuals.

3. Flowers

Lily's The flowers are large, white in color, funnel-shaped, and usually solitary at the top of the stem. The apex of the flower is usually like a rosette when it opens, and is formed by the aggregation of many fleshy, thick, egg-shaped scales.

2. Leaves

3. Flowers

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