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Black Stockings Reblooming Daylily 5 Star Favourites Customer Review: I absolutely love this lily! Flowers are striking! Easy to grow. A must have for your day lily collection. - Jackie

5 Star Favourites Customer Review: - By Lynda S. Bartzella Itoh Peony So yellow I've had this plant for four years. The first year no flowers the second year two. The third year three, and last year the whole bush was full of the most beautiful yellow blooms. It is most eye catching and everyone is amazed at the colour.

5 Star Favourites Customer Review: - Mike Black Adder Anise Hyssop Strong Performer I planted this three months ago, and it's grown to three feet with about ten six inch spikes of flowers. Not floppy at all and bees love it. Much better than the Raspberry Summer variety which is only about a foot tall with one flower spike.

5 Star Favourites Customer Review: - Irina David Phlox Gorgeous flower, I bought this white phlox here more than 10 years ago. It flourishes in my garden. It survived moving into another garden/house and also I give it away to my friends from time to time, when the bush is too big. Everybody loves it too and have no problems with it. It suffers from milky mildew on the leaves in the fall, but it does not affect next year blooming.

5 Star Favourites Customer Review: - Kate S. Rembrandt Dahlia Mixture I was delighted with these Rembrandt Dahlias. This was my first attempt at growing dahlias and I did not know what to expect. The flowers were beautiful and abundant from August until November in southern Ontario. The stems were strong, but needed staking to keep them upright. The flowers did well during several autumn rain storms. I highly recommend this variety.

5 Star Favourites Customer Review: - Kathleen H. Casablanca Lily This lily is absolutely beautiful.

Blazing Star Mixture: Add texture to garden beds with these fuzzy spikes.Vertical spikes of blooms are a magnet for bees and butterflies. Purple and white flowers bloom from the top downwards and last 34 weeks.

All you Dahlia Lovers: "Out on the Town Dahlia" Massive blooms win awards and hearts. First developed back in 1948 in the Czech Republic, this amazing dahlia plant bears huge 2025 cm blooms sure to turn heads. Layers of rich lilac-purple petals form fully double flower heads that stand tall on strong stems. Plant in groups to give an arresting look to summer borders. Like other dahlias, it keeps producing its gorgeous, extra-large blooms until the first frost of fall. Snip just a few stems to create luxuriant bouquets even professional florists would envy. Easy to grow and quite showy.