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Finally, my new website is ready for viewing and is operational!  All of the products are listed a little differently now.  The peonies are listed under color and the daffodils are in one long list, but the tulips are listed by type such as Parrot or Single Late.  By going to the navigation and hovering over the “Buy Bulbs” heading, you will see a choice to select.

Today, I was looking for additional daffodils to add to my list and found an old variety which I have never planted called Erlicheer (or Early Cheer sometimes). This daffodil is a naturalizing success and is grown by the hybridizer from whom I got Golden Dawn “Grows Like a Weed!” that he is growing and that is growing like mad along my road and in my front garden. He says that Erlicheer is one amazing naturalizer and so I’m adding it to my list and trying to figure out where I can insert it into my landscape. It is also fragrant! He describes it as each is a neat little double flower reminiscent of a rose or gardenia. Very pleasantly fragrant and long-lasting, both on the plant and as a cut flower. A very heavy bloomer. Once established, this can also be naturalized on a permanent basis, where it will flower spectacularly in February and March.

There is now a cart that will collect your bulb and peony selections and check out using PayPal. If you would rather send a check, my address is listed on the check out page or call me if you would rather use a credit card directly although I believe that you can use one through Paypal as well.

I have ordered a few new peonies that are not listed on this site yet, so If you are interested please inquire! And don’t forget, that you can visit my “Daffodil Hill” during February and March. The New Marde Ross Website is finally here!

Marde

 

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