It should be fine as they both require similar conditions to grow in (moist but also well-drained) as long as you don't plant the lilies to close to the base of the pine trees as the roots need a lot of room to grow.
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It should be fine as they both require similar conditions to grow in (moist but also well-drained) as long as you don't plant the lilies to close to the base of the pine trees as the roots need a lot of room to grow.
I have them planted under an area closely shaded by cedar trees and they're happy and multiplying.
Some pine trees don't seem to like any thing growing under them, all you can do is try them.