104 results for "Daylilies"
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A Collection Of Writings By America's New Poet Laureate Brings Together His Essays On Eagle Pond Farm, Including His Observations On Rural Life In New Hampshire And The Changes In Nature Throughout The Year, Which Previously Appeared In Seasons At Eagle Pond And Here At Eagle Pond, The Poem "daylilies On The Hill," And Several Previously Uncollected Pieces. Original. - By Donald Hall - Paperback
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Maybe it's a sign of maturity -- pale pastels seemed to be the rule in American gardens not long ago -- but now we are ready to take chances with dramatic colors. Electrify your landscape with these vibrant orange Daylilies. A great color match with Heleniums. Each collection includes six each of four different varieties, 24 plants total, not labeled. They will cover about 72sq ft.
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Butterflies with pink daylilies wall sculpture decorative accessory featuring beautiful crafted details.This piece makes a statement clear across the room.
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These blazing Red daylilies can be planted as a border or used as specimens in the landscape. They will beautifully accent your home or garden. They bloom year after year growing larger in size, and displaying more blooms with age. Large 5" to 7" blooms on a 2 to 3 foot stem. A wonderful addition to any landscape. they ideal for edging the driveway, cutting a swathe of color through the yard, or accenting the border. Any soil, full sun.
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This growers choice of mixed daylilies will be from any number of plants in shades of purple, peach, reds, and others, and all will be larger varieties and not miniature or dwarf daylilies. Plants are not marked but will be at least 2 fans each, or if any are single fan plants we will send 2 plants.
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An extraordinary mixture containing a wide range of vibrant colors; rose-pink, bright yellow, shimmering gold, vibrant orange, fiery red and attractive bicolors. They're great for naturalizing and provide long lasting color in the garden. Use them in a perennial border in front of shrubbery, as an edging along a walk or wall and in your bulb beds, where they hide the ripening foliage of tulips and daffodils. They need dividing only every 10-15 years. Plant 18-24" apart.
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Anyone interested in growing daylilies should have a copy of this highly informative 112 page guide. Its chapters cover history, flower types, selection, culture, designing with daylilies, hybridizing, registration and troubleshooting plus much more. Includes color photos. Softcover. (If you order at least 1 daylily, choose size code "-sp" and pay just $7.00 for the book.)
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Lovely warm lavender and yellow. Petals orchid-lavender, mellowing to
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Daylilies And Dragonflies
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Hemerocallis 'Pastel Classic' (Millikan and Soules '85)
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Angel Artistry * Pandora’s Box * Seeing Red * Blushing Maiden
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This is the cold-hardiest amaryllis and “the finest... for garden culture,” according to Greg Grant in The Southern Heirloom Garden. It’s also the oldest hybrid amaryllis, bred by British watchmaker Arthur Johnson in 1799, and offered by nurseries in Virginia and California by 1853. With graceful red and white flowers, it’s hardy in zones 7-11 – or even 6b, says Tulsa’s Russell Studebaker in full-page praise of it in Horticulture magazine. It’s not quite as easy to bloom in pots as the modern monsters...
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35" - Flower scape height. 7" - Flower size. D. - Dormant (foliage goes totally brown in early winter). S.Ev. - Semi-evergreen ( may retain a small portion of green foliage during winter). Ev. - Evergreen ( reacts the same as Semi-evergreen here in the North). Ex.E - Extra early blooming. E. - Early blooming. E.M.- Early midseason. M. - Midseason . M.L.- Late midseason. H. M. - Honorable Mention. J. C. - Junior Citation of American Hemerocallis Society. (CL) - 4-5 fans. (T) - Tetraploid...
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All of the daylily species now recognized originally natives of the far east. The plants were valued throughout the Orient for medicine and food as well as beauty and appear often in Oriental art and legends. There was no native species of daylily in North America. The tawny and lemon daylilies were among the first species to be brought to the American continent.
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Z136 by renowned breeder: UK Season= E-M Bloom size= 5.6in. Height = 24 in.
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Book - 'Gardner's Guide to Growing Daylilies
BK-16 'The Gardener's Guide to Growing Daylilies' by Diana Grenfell. Published in 1998 by Timber Press. This book covers the History and Botany of daylilies, Cultivation, Breeding information, explanations and examples of the different flower types as well as excellent chapters on daylilies in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Daylilies"
Calligraphic lines drawn in 23K gold leaf on oxidized sterling silver. Each post earring is hand-fabricated, domed, hollow-formed, and studded with two Tahitian freshwater pearls.
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While this daylily is as soft and lovely as our granddaughter for whom it is named, it also displays all the persistence of the youngster as well. Standing up to sun, wind, and rain, and building buds well into the late season, EVA JANINE is not to be mistaken for any other daylily. Pale clear pink, early blossoms display wonderful pleating in the extremely green throat. Four-way branching and 30+ buds by season’s end. Has occasionally rebloomed here. Pod and pollen fertile. Not an unusual form,...
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The Gardener's Guide to Growing Daylilies
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The Gardener's Guide to Growing Daylilies
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The Gardener's Guide to Growing Daylilies
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Top quality plants from Bloom's Nursery. They will be shipped bareroot These are red daylilies. Daylilies are adaptable, low maintenance perennials performing best in fertile, moist, well-drained soil. They tolerate heat and drought. They are so easy to take care of and only need cut down in the spring or fall. If you were using them on a bank you probably wouldn't even need to cut them down. Just let the dead leaves lay and rot for some good organic material. The new leaves will grow right up...
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