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Orange Lion Darwin
Hybrid Tulip
Honey
orange petals accented by deeper orange edges. Height:
22" Bulb size: 12+ cm. in circumference.
Huge, brilliant, midseason flowers! Among the
largest of all tulips, Darwin Hybrids are unsurpassed for
midseason color, blooming from late April into early May.
They boast very long-lasting blooms and exceptionally
strong stems, so they withstand wind and problematic
spring weather very well. Plant the bulbs as deep as
10" in well-drained soil (deep planting encourages
these bulbs to come back each year), and fertilize
annually for best results. Heights range from 18-24".
Hardy in zones 3-8. |
from Van Dyck's
Planted Fall 2005 |
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Butterfly Plant
gets BIG, cut in fall,
blooms on new wood |
Died, try again |
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Glazed Orange Iris
Circus Peanut
Orange
(From Jane & Milt
Planted 2004)
Persimmon
apricot-orange self; tangerine-orange beard
Hybridized by Schreiner and introduces in 1969
Early Bloom, about 35" high |
Moved to bed fall 2005
from fence bed. |
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Orange
Day Lilies |
Moved to bed fall 2005
from fence bed. |
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Tiger Lily |
Trumpet Lily Orange
orderd from - Van Dyck's fall 2005
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Orange Cannas |
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Photo from fall 2005 |
Chrysanthemum (Conaco Orange)
Leaves are dark
green, lobed, and oval on tough woody stems. Cushion
shaped with many rows of ray flowers. Many forms are
available, including daisy, spoon, spider and "football". |
from Nursery
planted late summer 2005
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Marigolds
A native of
Mexico, marigolds have been grown in gardens throughout
the world for hundreds of years. Today, they are one of
the most popular bedding plants in the United States.
Marigolds are easy to grow, bloom reliably all summer, and
have few insect and disease problems. |
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Heliopsis, Summer
Sun
"Golden Sundrops"
Perennial. Continual bloom with dozens of 2-3 inch
blooms. Any kind of soil. Prefer
full sun, but also grow in partial shade. Sub-zero
everywhere. Plant 12 inches apart. We recommend planting a
mass display of at least 6 plants to add a permanent
"burst of sunlight" to your garden. |
Died, try again |
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Black-Eyed Susan
'Goldsturm' Rudbeckia fulgida |
Started spring 2006 |
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Lamb's Ears
Stachys
byzantina
Large
whitish wooly leaves are attractive all season.
The
plants can be grown in full sun but will tolerate
semi-shade. Lamb's ears needs well drained soils for best
performance. The plants should be divided every few years
to reduce crowding. |
Started from from Julie
spring 2006 |
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Silver Mound
Artemisia
schmidtiana |
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