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The Daylily Storm of the Century, Hemerocallis ‘Storm of the Century’ (Carr, ‘00), has almost 6 inch ruffled blooms that are purple with a gold edge and a yellow and green throat on green foilage. Storm of the Centure will bloom mid-season and is a constant rebloomer. It can survive harsh conditions that many other plants can not and prefers full sun for the best performance. Daylilies are some of the easiest plants to grow and are a good choice for any gardener. They will grow in almost any soil and handle drought to wet soil conditions. Use for stand alone plantings, edging, in borders or in mixed containers and tubs.

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The Naturalizing Daylily Mix, ‘Hemerocallis Mix’, consists of an extraordinary mixture containing a wide range of vibrant colors; rose-pink, bright yellow, shimmering gold, vibrant orange, fiery red and attractive bi-colors. 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 them 18-24″ apart.

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The Double Lily of The Valley Flore Pleno, ‘Lily of The Valley Flore Pleno’, is a fragrant white Lily-of-the-Valley that is unusual because its bell-shaped flowers are actually double! Each arching stem is actually weighed down by the profuse blooms it carries. Plant them in a garden with good air circulation to prevent fungal spots on the petals. This rhizomatous perennial thrives in moist, humus-rich, fertile soil, in sun or full shade. Plantings should be spaced about 1 to 2 feet apart. The blooms will appear in late spring.

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