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  • Tigger*

    $18.00
    Nice orange with red eye. Dormant habit and long-lasting flowers. A great one for the orange lovers.

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    Colour Orange, Red
    Blooming Season Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 24
    Hybridizer Stamile
    Introduction Year 1989
    Flower Size (inches) 4.25
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • Cream with purple eye. Dormant habit.

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    Colour White, Purple
    Blooming Season Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 33
    Hybridizer Sellers
    Introduction Year 1975
    Flower Size (inches) 6
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • Yellow with gold edge and wine eye. Evergreen foliage. Rather huge and long-lasting flowers.

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    Colour Red, Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 28
    Hybridizer Kirchhoff
    Introduction Year 1997
    Flower Size (inches) 7
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • Simply HUGE! Bright red self with white midrib. Great presence and height. Evergreen foliage, unusual form.

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    Colour Red, Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 42
    Hybridizer Trimmer
    Introduction Year 2002
    Flower Size (inches) 12
    Form Unusual Form and Spider
  • Rich gold-peach blend with great sculpted eyezone. Strong scapes. Quite the show-stopper! Semi-evergreen.

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    Colour Orange
    Blooming Season Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 24
    Hybridizer Kinnebrew
    Introduction Year 2007
    Flower Size (inches) 5.75
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • How about a 15″ wingspan?! Cherry red spider variant with huge green throat. Fertile both ways. Evergreen foliage.

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    Colour Red, Yellow
    Blooming Season Early, Midseason, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 38
    Hybridizer Stamile
    Introduction Year 2007
    Flower Size (inches) 10.5
    Form Unusual Form and Spider
  • SINGLE FAN AT THIS TIME. Need a WOW factor? Scarlet red with yellow throat. Was probably the most impactful flower of the whole display garden. Unusual form. Semi-evergreen. Quick to increase.

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    Colour Red
    Blooming Season Midseason
    Height 34
    Hybridizer Hite
    Introduction Year 1990
    Flower Size (inches) 10
    Form Eye zone, Unusual Form and Spider
  • Very lovely apricot wash with mauve wine eye and edge. Heavy texture and clear definition. Evergreen foliage. A stunning addition for the front of the bed. Very popular.

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    Colour Orange, Red
    Blooming Season Midseason, Late, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 20
    Hybridizer Joiner
    Introduction Year 2000
    Flower Size (inches) 3.25
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • An unusual satin peach with grey-lavender eye. Evergreen foliage. Fragrant and long-lasting flowers.

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    Colour Peach
    Blooming Season Midseason
    Height 21
    Hybridizer L Grace
    Introduction Year 2000
    Flower Size (inches) 5.5
    Form Frilled, Full Form
  • We simply love this huckleberry with violet patterned eye. Semi-evergreen foliage. It has such a soothing effect in the early-season gardens.

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    Colour Lavender, Silver
    Blooming Season Early, Midseason, Registered rebloomer
    Height 29
    Hybridizer Hansen
    Introduction Year 2005
    Flower Size (inches) 6.5
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • Bright salmon coral with black eye and edge. Quick to increase. Semi-evergreen foliage. Great branching and display.

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    Colour Pink, Black
    Blooming Season Midseason, Late, Confirmed rebloomer
    Height 29
    Hybridizer Salter
    Introduction Year 2002
    Flower Size (inches) 5
    Form Eye zone, Full Form
  • Yellow self double. Evergreen foliage. Big flowers with fragrance.

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    Colour Yellow
    Blooming Season Midseason
    Height 30
    Hybridizer McFarland
    Introduction Year 1978
    Flower Size (inches) 6.5
    Form Double

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