BOX 2 $25 and that includes 3 day priority postage. Message me-I can only take paypal this time because some of these are already dug so I will need to send them out tomorrow or Monday.

Daylily Strawberry Candy
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Strawberry Candy')

Daffodil bulbs
I don't know the name of these but they are about 18" tall and have 1 1/2 inch creamy lemon colored dbl blooms. I had to dig these because they were in the way of a project, have just finished blooming and will still have their foliage attached.

Daylily Mexican Hat Dance
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Mexican Hat Dance')

Naked Lady/Surprise Bulbs ( I think there are six of these, large bulbs)
Surprise Lily (Lycoris squamigera)

Daylily NOID
I have no idea what it is, but it will be a nice one. It is one that got mixed up when I was digging and rearranging some things. May possibly start with "Marietta... something?"

Border iris NOID
10 inches tall, pumpkin orange blooms, blooms mid-late April


Chocolate Mint- I have healthy starts of these> I have never sent these out in the mail, but they are robust so I am sure they will do fine. They are best grown in a large container or a pot sunk in the ground. Wonderful scent and the darker colored foliage is nice.
Chocolate Mint (Mentha x piperita 'Chocolate')

Hosta Royal Standard- I had to dig these-in the way of a project. It is a good sized division. Needs mostly shade, morning sun only.
Hosta 'Royal Standard'


edited to add hosta

Would love the Daylilies and Surprise Lilies but unfortunately the Daff's and Iris will not grow in my zone.

Probably hosta will not grow in your zone either?
I will probably have some more daylilies later as I work out in the garden. Can you grow dormant dl in your zone?

Frilly ... I do see Hosta for sale at garden centers here all the time but I think folks must buy them and treat them as annuals; I've read that they need a winter rest period which we don't get much of here in this part of the state. I do have one DL in a container that goes dormant but I think the best for my area are the evergreen or semi-evergreen type.

I haven't checked out Box #3 yet. The chocolate mint is my bane! I cannot keep it alive and I want some so badly! Do you leave it outside over winter? I have been taking mine in the GH and I'm wondering if that might be the problem?

I leave mine out over the winter and it is planted in the ground. It grows like mad for me. No problems at all. It smells wonderful when I am working out there around it. I also don't have any problems with bugs after it. They leave it alone.

Great to know. I'm going to get another one this year and put it in a big pot and bury the pot. Maybe I'll get two in case I lose one. I'm afraid it would be invasive down here. Not that that would be so bad. We chew on a leaf as we're working. Tastes so good!