These flowers are to much orange for my cottage garden.... I have bulbs and 'bulbil' seeds. Will consider Deep Purple or Pink Daylilys. Tiger lilys start blooming here ( Northern Wisconsin) in July and bloom until the frost takes them. Vigorous!!

I have hardy to zone 6/7: Species gladiolus Aquilegias - dark blues & purples Heuchera - Lillian's Pink Viola odorata, purple, pink, red Penstemon speciosus, true blue Pacific Coast Native Irises - several colors Crocosmia aurea - large trade Veronica groundcover type with true blue flowers Hypericum Acheilla (yarrow) rare purple Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina' Geranium endresii 'Wargrave Pink' - true mid-light pink Geranium macrorrhizum Geranium sanguineum 'Bloody Cranesbill' Siberian Irises Persicaria amplexicaulis âÂÂAtrosanguinea� Physostegia (obedient plant) lavender Will trade for: Canna Florence Vaughn Amsonia ciliata Hellebore (lenten rose) seedlings Phlox paniculata "David" (white), Nicky (magenta) Phlox subulata (creeping phlox, magenta) Salvia guaranitica "Argentine skies" Oxalis: regnelli atropurpurea; crassipes; triangularis Salvia cuttings Aconitum

Doctors are just as capable of believing and promoting pseudo-scientific hogwash as those who are not doctors. Should someone who is 100 lbs overweight avoid red meat? yes. But it is because they are 100 lbs overweight, not because they are any particular blood type. It has been repeatedly demonstrated that high levels of "bad" cholesterol are detrimental to heart health, and some people have "genetic factors" that make them more prone to "bad" cholesterol based on dietary-cholesterol intake, but as far as I am aware no study has indicted blood type as a statistically significant indicator of these "genetic factors". And given how many studies have been run and how much money has been spent I'm confident that if there were any statistically significant correlation between blood type and a genetic pre-disposition for "bad" cholesterol it would have been detected. The surface of all cells have antigens, a sort of signature for determining friend or foe. When the body detects foreign antigens it it reacts with an immune response, which, in part, includes developing antibodies to help detect and react more quickly and more forcefully when these foreign antigens are encountered again. Human blood has three critically important antigens: "A", "B", and "D" (as well as a few dozen less important antigens). "Blood type" as expressed by the common parlance of "A+" "A-" B+" "B-" "AB+" "AB-" "O+" "O-" simply indicates the presence or absence of the three critical antigens on the blood cells of the person in question. They are a useful shorthand for determining whether a transfusion from one person to another would be life-threatening or would be likely to not be life-threatening. If you receive blood in a transfusion that has antigens that your blood doesn't have, your body can react with an immune response that can make you sicker rather than helping you. In the case of the A B and D antigens it will make you sicker and maybe kill you. That's it. That's what "blood type" means. Those who attempt to ascribe anything more to it such as red meat is bad for people with type A blood, or type O should avoid tomatoes or whatever are guilty of the same sort of specious (and sometimes dangerous) reasoning that says blond people are unintelligent, or those with darker skin are somehow less that human, or that eating ground up tiger penises will make you virile. I'm sorry if it sounds like I'm attacking you. I'm not. I'm upset at the unwarranted certitude of the supposed doctors (who may in fact just be calling themselves doctors) who seem to believe that just because they went to school for a number of years, and they passed a test and they haven't yet killed enough people to have been stripped of their medical license that therefore any idea that they "really, really, really believe to be true" is scientifically valid. Lastly there is absolutely no relationship between the type-A personality type, and the blood type A except for the fact that they both chose letters from the same end of the alphabet.

I turned up two references on google - plantsmanagementaustralia http://www.pma.com.au/view_plant.asp?plant_id=183 and westland nurseries http://www.westlandnurseries.com.au/index.php/plants-list/dietes-white-tiger If you supply these contacts to a local nursery, they should be able to source them from a wholesaler. Otherwise, and although the variegated form is very nice, is there really any hardiness over the green variety? The regular form flourish here in SEQ it might just be a matter of acclimatising them if you want any babies, or seeds, you can PM me through my page.