Spring planted items NOW available for purchase!!!
There is a 5% discount on all BULB orders received by March 2nd, 2020 and a 10% discount all PAID BULB orders received by March 2nd, 2020.
Some states require 3rd day shipping if a plant is ordered. Please see attached chart
Fall items will be available for order in March 2020.
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Fall Planted shipped 9-1-17 to 1-15-18 (Spring/Fall Catalogue) - Catalogue - Bulbs - Divisions - Fall Planted 50% - Fall Planted 50% - Fall Planted disabled - Fall Planted -50% 2017
Genus: Lilium
Cultivar: martagon 'Sunny Morning'
Family: Lilaceae
Nickname: Lily
Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Bloomtime: Mid Summer
Color: Yellow, Orange
Sun: Full Sun, Part Shade
Height: 25" - 30", 31" - 36"
Moisture: Average
Lilium: Lilium species
Legend
the plant is one that attracts numerous pollinators
Fall items shipped 9-15 to 12-15
Description
martagon 'Sunny Morning' - (species) lots of bright nodding flowers with tiny freckles that look happy and will surely make you smile! PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE HARVESTED LATE AND THEREFORE WILL NOT ARRIVE HERE UNTIL OCTOBER! The most adored bulb group in the summer garden, it offers almost as many color variations as the tulip and is also a great cut flower. Many forms, sizes, heights, bloom times as well as color are available. Some upfacing, downfacing and outfacing; planted in the same bed as daffodils and tulips, they extend the spring blooming season into summer; they thrive in full sun as well as in partial shade and in well-drained soil; Asiatics tend to bloom early summer and Orientals bloom later in the summer; excellent perennial bargain! (16/+cm bulbs unless otherwise notes); 2-3 per sq. ft; 2'-3'; whz 3-10; (Hint: When using lilies as cut flowers, snip off the anthers at the end of the stamens as they may stain tablecloths and clothing.) Our pollinators are so important to the sustainability of our gardens and food crops for insect and birds and if each of us participates in healthy gardening practices and chooses some of the pollinator attracting plants, we can collectively make a HUGE difference.
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