Yes I did last year. Service was very good, shipping fast. size is average not those leek sized fed daylilies. Mine were shiped in damp paper towel wrapped in plastic. Not dry, they were in very good shape. If you wanted them dry I am sure they would ship that way, seem to be very accomadating. I have not had any bloom yet as they were bought in the fall, though 2 were budded in November but did not bloom due to weather. Hopes this helps

Princealbert their web address is countrygardes.com, JT is a wonderful person he's great to do business with, you send him a Money order along with a note of what you want, the when the weather is right for mailing he sends them to you beautifully packaged, no ebay involved Elizabeth

All you folks talking about Hornbaker's better get your butts up there. 1. I agree...those are beautiful big plants. Been shopping there about 10 years now. That's the standard playing field at Hornbaker's. They don't sell wimpy anything. Price points are in-line with the other reputable sellers. 2. Wait until you see the root systems when they come out of the pots. The media falls off and leaves a gorgeous, clean root system. 3. Bonus...the potting media is fabulous. When I pull the plants out of the pots, I do it over a large bin and save it for my own pots. I top off my existing pots and/or store and save up for future use. Years ago I asked about it...they said they make their own. Gayle

I love walking through nurseries. I especially like seeing the display gardens. All those gorgeous hostas to tempt you. I've never heard of Brother Steve. Must be a sport of Brother Stefan? That's a nice looking Regalia. Thanks for the tour!