With the dazzling presentation of color that the triple orange daylilies put on, and the seemingly forceful amount of energy that emanates from their brilliant hues, it is amazing to watch as they bloom again and again under the mounting intensity of the sun.

Truly a joy to have in the garden, these daylilies are all the more remarkable with their delicate, sometimes ruffled petals.

And the way that their petals form three different layers, looking like three separate flowers stacked within each other, lends to their striking beauty.

Our 3x4 organza lavender sachets can be revived again and again with a simple squeeze, and they bring a beautiful array of colors all their own, from bright orange and red to maize and gold, with many colors in between.

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Pink Rose of Sharon

With pink petals that are "almost" violet, the red center of this rose of sharon flower completes the illusion of the violet color.

Open bright and early, the bees have already begun their busy day.

Bees are not the only ones who enjoy these beautiful flowers with us. There are also the japanese beetles to contend with. Unfortunately, their love for these rose of sharon flowers has nothing to do with their beauty, but more with their taste, and they are quite destructive. A most unwelcome visitor!

The pink rose of sharon flowers have a certain charm about them in the dawning early morning light, the soft light adding to the soft violet hues.

You may also be interested in our Pink Organza Cone Shaped Sachets, filled with lavender and topped with rose petals for those subtle hues :-).

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