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Caladium Fannie Munson |
$1.25 |
5 for $5. Large #1 sized bulbs. The large, heart-shaped leaves are hot pink with scarlet ribs. This one will take some sun but prefers shade. Caladiums work really well in hosta beds. The brilliant coloring adds so much beauty and brightness. Plant bulbs when the soil gets warm--after May 20. You can start them inside before this date if you want them to break dormancy earlier. They must be dug in the fall after the first frost and stored in a cool place. You can store them in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. Great as potted plant also. |
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Caladium Florida Cardinal |
$1.25 |
5 for $5. Large #1 sized bulbs. The large, heart-shaped leaves are bright red with a green border. This one likes shade. Caladiums work really well in hosta beds. The brilliant coloring adds so much beauty and brightness. Plant bulbs when the soil gets warm--after May 20. You can start them inside before this date if you want them to break dormancy earlier. They must be dug in the fall after the first frost and stored in a cool place. You can store them in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. Great as potted plant also. |
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Caladium White Queen |
$1.25 |
5 for $5. Large #1 sized bulbs. White with crimson ribs. It is one of the few that is SUN TOLERANT. Goes well in shade or sun. Plant bulbs when the soil gets warm--after May 20. You can start them inside before this date if you want them to break dormancy earlier. They must be dug in the fall after the first frost and stored in a cool place. You can store them in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. Great as potted plant also. |
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Canna Miss Oklahoma |
$1.50 |
4 for $5. The canna 'Miss Oklahoma' has a tropical flower color that is coral and pink with dark green foliage and red edging. ‘Miss Oklahoma’ is a prolific grower and dwarf in size. It has a plant height of 3’ and a plant spread of 24-36". It should be planted in full sun and in a well drained area. It must be dug up in the fall after the first frost and stored in a cool, dark area. You can store the tubers in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. |
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Canna Red King Humbert |
$1.50 |
4 for $5. Height is 72-96". Large red flowers are atop bronze foliage. Large robust leaves. Not winter hardy. Must be dug up and brought inside and stored in a cool place. You can store the tubers in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. Multiplies rapidly. |
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Canna Tropical Sunrise |
$1.50 |
4 for $5. 'Tropical Sunrise' is one of the showiest cannas. It produces large apricot and pink blooms. It has deep green foliage and grows to about 3 feet tall. It is an early bloomer and will continue to bloom throughout the season. Cannas are considered tropical and need to be dug up in late fall after the first frost in northern climates. You can store the tubers in lightly moistened peat and replant the following season. |
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Elephant Ears |
$6.00 |
13/15 size bulb--this size looks like a cantaloupe and will make a really big plant. Create a jungle look in your garden with these plants. These ARE NOT perennial, so they will need to be dug in the fall if you want to save them for next year. I plant some of these every year in amongst my hostas. They look really good there and add a lot of vertical height. They grow about five feet tall. Bulbs this big give you HUGE leaves. I dug mine up in the fall before the first frost, and it is now a house plant. It does need a sunny window to thrive inside. |
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Elephant Ears-Upright |
$9.00 |
11/13 size. Most varieties of elephant ears have foliage that angle downward, so the leaf surface faces the viewer. Thick Upright Elephant Ears stretch skywards in a form that looks like it came straight out of a tropical jungle. The one I planted last year was huge and beautiful, and even more spectacular than the regular elephant ears--which I love. It must have been 8 feet tall. I started it early inside and it really took off once in the yard. They work really well planted among hostas and add such an exotic look. My friend Laurie brought hers in for the winter and treated it as a house plant. She says she will just keep it potted but put it outside again this year. Not winter hardy--must be brought in if you want to have it for the next year. It should be stored in a cool place after cutting off the foliage. |
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Lily Casa Blanca |
$1.50 |
8 for $10, mix and match. Top sized bulb. Oriental lily. Amazing prize winning Oriental lily from Holland has huge 10-12" (that is huge for a lily) pure white flowers and striking red stamens. Plant in full sun or partial shade. Grows 3-4' tall. Blooms mid to late summer. Showstopper in a clump. Member of the Stargazer family, with similar plant habit. Zones 4-9. Very hardy in this area. Very fragrant. |
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Lollypop |
$1.50 |
8 for $10, mix and match. Top sized bulb. Asiatic lily. Pretty white petals flush to pinkish rose at the tips. Blooms early summer. 38-40" tall. Easy care and multiples each year. Likes a sunny location. Very fragrant. They make excellent cut flowers. Very hardy in this area. Zones 3-9. |
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Stargazer |
$1.50 |
8 for $10, mix and match. Top sized bulb 16/18 cm. This is the most popular of the Oriental lilies. It is a gorgeous shade of deep pink with a thin white edge. Blooms in July on 36" stems. The fragrance is wonderful and will fill your whole yard. Full sun is best, but will tolerate part shade. It makes a great cut flower also. Zones 4-9. Very hardy in this area. |
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