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Clump Specials (Field-Run) (Fall)

Clump Specials (Field-Run)

These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps.  Economical and fast-growing, our clumps will give you a head start on blooms.  The amount of roots varies, but is comparable to a 3 gallon container size.  All are 7-10 fan average, with the exception of Peonies, which are 15-20 eyes.

Bengaleer Daylily Clumps

Bengaleer Daylily Clumps
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Rebloomer!
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 7-10 fan average.  Bengaleer Daylily has bright yellow/orange 7" blooms which really stand out in the garden. With 36" stems, it is tall, old fashioned & beautiful. Heavy bloomer, giving an almost constant array of gorgeous flowers.

Size: 7-10 fans average
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 40"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Breathless Beauty Daylily Clumps

Breathless Beauty Daylily Clumps
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Striking!
Breathless Beauty Daylily is wine-red with a bright lime green throat. Takes the heat well and doesn't fade in the sun.

Size: 7-10 fans average
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 40"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Grape Magic Daylily Clumps

Grape Magic Daylily Clumps
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Only 18" tall!
Grape Magic Daylily is purple with a dark purple center and yellow throat. It is a sweet little Daylily that blooms a lot and has a very pretty color. Repeat bloomer.

Size: 7-10 fan average
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 18"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Hyperion Daylily Clump

Hyperion Daylily Clump
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A classic.
Hyperion Daylily flowers are a bright, light yellow. This classic has been a border favorite for decades. It’s tough as nails and can live through droughts, rains and neglect. Prolific, vigorous and dependable, long-lived and easy to grow. In other words, a winner. Midseason.

Size: #1 division
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Early Summer
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 36"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

My Melinda Daylily Clumps

My Melinda Daylily Clumps
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Marvelous Color!
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 7-10 fan average. My Melinda Daylily is salmon-pink with light pink veining and hints of yellow. Wide petaled and very vigorous and long blooming.


Size: 7-10 fans average
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 36"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Rose Red Ruffles Daylily Clump

Rose Red Ruffles Daylily Clump
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Beautiful color.
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 7-10 fan average.  Rose Red Ruffles Daylily has rosy-colored petals with lighter shade veins and is slightly ruffled on the edges. It is distinguished by a deeper red eyezone and a green throat.  Fragrant.

Size: #1 division
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 24"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Stella d'Oro Daylily Clumps

Stella d'Oro Daylily Clumps
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A tried and true favorite!
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 7-10 fan average.  One of the best known of all the daylilies, Stella d’Oro has bright lemon yellow flowers. This small and compact Daylily is a steadfast and reliable performer. Stella d’Oro will bloom prolifically from May to frost and is very winter-hardy.

Size: 7-10 fans average
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 14"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Wilson's Yellow Daylily Clumps

Wilson's Yellow Daylily Clumps
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Showy.
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 7-10 fan average.  Wilson’s Yellow Daylily has 4½ “ yellow flowers with a red band of color shading into the bright yellow throat.

Size: #1 division
Plant: 1 Root Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 3" of soil
Height: 36"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny

Liriope Spicata Clumps

Liriope Spicata Clumps
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Makes a great ground cover.
These are mature, undivided field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 10-15 pip plants. Liriope Spicata is also known as 'Creeping Lily-turf' or ‘Monkey Grass.’ Its green leaves have pale pink flowers and it is a hearty drought-resistant plant for Texas and southern landscapes. Some consider it invasive. 

Size:  10-15 pip plants
Plant: 1 Root Per 2 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Mid Summer
Planting Depth: 2"
Height: 8-12"
Zone: 6-9
Exposure: Semi-sunny

Rising Sun Japanese Iris Clumps

Rising Sun Japanese Iris Clumps
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Grow anywhere!
The Japanese Iris (Ensata) ‘Rising Sun' is bright yellow and large. It can be grown in any location from the garden to the water garden, where the rhizomes should remain just above the water level.  Japanese Iris is not invasive and should not be confused with "yellow flag" or "yellow water iris" (Iris pseudacorus).

Size: 10-15 fan average
Plant: 1 Per 2 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: 2"
Height: 36"
Zone: 4-9
Exposure: Any

Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris Clumps

Caesar's Brother Siberian Iris Clumps
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Striking rich hue.
Caesar’s Brother Siberian Iris has midnight blue flowers on wiry stems with grassy foliage. Very adaptable and hardy. Does well in the South.

Size: 3-5 fan
Plant: 10-15 fan average
Bloom Time: Late Spring to Early Summer
Planting Depth: Cover with 2" of soil
Height: 24-30"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny/Semi-sunny

Felix Supreme Peony Clump

Felix Supreme Peony Clump
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Great cut flower.
These are mature, undivided 10 year old field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 15-20 eyes average. Felix Supreme Peonies are prolific, producing 20 or more flowers per plant in 4-6 years. A show off in the garden, this peony features medium to large carmine-red, double blooms on 32-inch stems. Foliage is heavy, making it a good landscape bush. An excellent cut flower, a mainstay in the cut flower trade for its color. 

Size: 15-20 eye average
Plant: 1 Root Per 3 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 1" of soil.
Height: 36"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny/semi-sunny

Festiva Maxima Peony Clumps

Festiva Maxima Peony Clumps
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A sweetheart!
These are mature, undivided 10 year old field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 15-20 eyes average. The color of Festiva Maxima Peony is the purest of whites, with 4-5" cup-shaped blooms that are fully double with central petals decorated with crimson touches. In early summer, these 30-36" tall vigorous plants display lush blooms with a strong fragrance. Good cut flower.

Size: 15-20 eye average
Plant: 1 Root Per 3 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 1" of soil.
Height: 36"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny/semi-sunny

Sarah Bernhardt Peony Clump

Sarah Bernhardt Peony Clump
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Very popular.
These are mature, undivided 10 year old field-run Clumps. Economical and fast-growing - 15-20 eyes average. Sarah Bernhardt Peony is a very large dark rose pink double bloom with edges a little lighter. Occasionally the central petals will show carmine flecks. With strong stems and good foliage, this is a heavy-blooming variety with fragrant flowers.

Size: 15-20 eye average
Plant: 1 Per 3 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 1" of soil.
Height: 38"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny/semi-sunny

Peony Clumps Box Set

Peony Clumps Box Set
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Get a jump start on blooms!
One clump each of Festiva Maxima and Sarah Bernhardt. These are 10 year old field grown plants that are comparable to a 5 gallon container size. Peonies are often still blooming 50 years after they were originally planted. Unfortunately, they are very slow to establish from normal size divisions, so to remedy this, we offer these 10-year old undivided clumps. Average eye count 15-20 eyes each.

Size: 15-20 eye average
Plant: 1 Root Per 3 Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Planting Depth: Cover with 1" of soil.
Height: 24"
Zone: 3-9
Exposure: Sunny/semi-sunny

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