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NOW SHIPPING TO ALL AREAS OF THE COUNTRY! BIG PLANTS ALWAYS DUG FRESH!
FRESHLY DUG | EXTRA-LARGE PLANTS | FAMILY OWNED | FREE “BONUS” DAYLILIES IN EVERY ORDER | LIFETIME GUARANTEE
NOW SHIPPING TO ALL AREAS OF THE COUNTRY! BIG PLANTS ALWAYS DUG FRESH!
FRESHLY DUG | EXTRA-LARGE PLANTS | FAMILY OWNED | FREE “BONUS” DAYILIES IN EVERY ORDER | LIFETIME GUARANTEE
Dormant varieties need a cold period in the winter so they can go dormant (the foliage dies back). People who live in colder areas (zones 8 and colder) can successfully grow dormant varieties.
What does this mean? If you live in an area that doesn’t typically get a cold period in the winter, like zones 9-10, you should avoid Dormant varieties and stick with Evergreen or Semi-Evergreen daylilies.
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