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16 years ago

I was looking into adding a few daylilies to my flowerbeds. I looked at both Horners Lilies and Strongs Daylilies. There are so many gorgeous daylilies out there it's hard to choose. Two I definitely will get are Siloam Tommy Tucker and Siloam Bill Monroe. I was wondering if anyone had ever ordered from these places and whether or not they had any problems? Were the roots healthy when you got them? How was the service? Thanks. Marg

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Crazy_Gardener
16 years ago
I had excellent customer service and healthy plants from Strongs' Daylilies this past spring. I'll be ordering from her again for sure.

Sharon
marricgardens
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks Sharon. I liked what I saw on their site and also the shipping policy. I think I will try them. Marg
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