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Spring-planted bulbs put on a spectacular show in any garden with minimal effort. Many of these bulbs are ideal in containers; use them to liven up your porch or deck. And don't forget to plant extras for cut flower bouquets!
Dinnerplate Dahlia Lavender Perfection
Who doesn't love lavender-colored blooms? This Dahlia steals the summer show with huge, dinner plate-sized blooms. Gorgeous in the garden, planted in containers, cut for bouquets – Anywhere!
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Per Bag of 3
$7.79 / Per Tuber
Canna Lily Australia
Do you love a little drama in the garden? Australia doesn't disappoint, putting on a show in the summer garden with crimson red blooms offset by black foliage.
More DetailsItem #: ASB4E03As Low As $22.95
Per Bag of 3
$7.65 / Per Root
Crocosmia Emily Mckenzie
This versatile plant boasts unique, bi-color blooms in fiery shades of red and orange. Emily McKenzie extremely easy to grow, thriving in full sun to partial shade and is deer resistant.
More DetailsItem #: ASB8F10As Low As $16.95
Per Bag of 10
$1.69 / Per Bulb
Dahlia Little Tiger
Gorgeous, bi-colored blooms steal the show in the summer garden. Little Tiger can be planted in the garden or in containers, easily-grown in any sunny spot.
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Per Bag of 3
$4.33 / Per Tuber
Asiatic Lily Bulbs Black Out
Romantic, deep-red blooms add drama to the summer garden and are butterfly-magnets, creating a spectacular show. Be sure to plant extra for summer bouquets! (Lilium)
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Per Bag of 3
$3.89 / Per Bulb
Elephant Ear Mojito
If you're always looking for a new, unique variety of Elephant Ear, Mojito is just the plant for you! The rich, green foliage boasts purple flecks throughout. Reaching heights of about 3 feet, this smaller Elephant Ear is perfect for containers or a border garden. PP#21955
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Canna Lily Pink Magic
If you love pink, this Canna is the perfect choice! Deep, crimson-pink blooms add bold color to the summer garden. This deer-resistant beauty thrives in full sun and can be planted both in the garden and containers.
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$5.74 / Per Root
Canna Lily Shining Diva
Add a cheerful glow to the summer garden with this Canna Lily. Deep green foliage offsets the sunny, bright-yellow blooms. Shining Diva prefers as much sun as possible and prefer moist soil.
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$3.83 / Per Root
Dark Angel Dahlia Star Wars
This compact Dahlia is from the Dark Angel Series, boasting bright-orange blooms offset by dark foliage. Growing to be only 10-12", this Dahlia looks gorgeous in containers on a patio or porch. PP#19290
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Per Bag of 3
$9.32 / Per Tuber
Upright Elephant Ear Portora
Add drama to the summer garden with the Upright Elephant Ear Portora. Huge, upward-facing foliage grows to be 72-96" and can be planted both in the garden and containers.
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Caladium Bulbs Pink Beauty
Perfect for planting in a border garden or in containers, Pink Beauty's light-pink blooms are edged in deep green, making for an elegant statement in the shade garden. This variety is fast-growing and extremely easy to grow.
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Canna Lily Pretoria
Deep orange blooms are framed by tall, upright stems and gorgeous variegated foliage. This Canna is gorgeous in a border garden or planted in containers.
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Canna Lily Chocolate Sunrise
Bright, orange-yellow blooms rise out of chocolately-purple leaves, making this Canna Lily a must-have in the summer garden. Chocolate Sunrise prefers as much sun as possible and is unappealing to hungry deer.
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Per Bag of 3
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Dahlia Ellen Houston
Perfect for containers, this Decorative Dahlia's deep red blooms create a romantic statement in the summer garden. Pair with the pure-white variety Snow Country for a bold, contrasting look.
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Semi-Cactus Dahlia Bridgeview Aloha
This unique Dahlia makes fabulous summer bouquets, with bright yellow blooms tipped in red. The spiky blooms also add texture to the summer garden and attract butterflies.
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Canna Lily Moonshine
This pure-white variety reflects the moonlight in the night, illuminating the garden. Like all Cannas, Moonshine is extremely easy to grow and thrive in containers.
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Per Bag of 3
$7.65 / Per Root
Canna Lily Starship
This spotted Canna steals the show! Bright yellow blooms have deep-red spots, creating a unique look in the summer garden. Starship is deer resistant and extremely easy to grow, preferring as much sun as possible.
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Dinnerplate Dahlia Omega
Add texture and fun to your garden with this Cactus Dahlia. Omega's huge, rosy-orange blooms make fabulous cut flowers and attract Butterflies.
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Caladium Bulbs White Christmas
Illuminate your evening garden with this enchanting Caladium. Silvery-white leaves have deep green edging and veins, creating an elegant statement both in the day and night garden. White Christmas is easy to grow but prefers partial shade.
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Canna Lily Rosita
This compact variety is perfect for a smaller-space garden or containers. Rosita grows to be about 24" in height and has vibrant, pink flowers edged in red.
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For my sixteenth birthday I just want to spend it with my close friends, I want to getaway and just celebrate it with them... have a good time, but my friends are both female and male and I want something we can all enjoy and remember. Any ideas? Please help.
It's my first time visiting Nanjing and need recommendation regarding transportation from Nanjing Lukou International Airport to Holiday Inn Nanjing.
Any advise is appreciated I am leaving in a week.
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Are there any slides or major problems on PCH in the Huntington Beach area? Will be flying in from east coast around 10:45 pm.
Would really like to eat at this place as it has really good reviews. Problem is that I cannot find the opening hours - we will be visiting in Thurs 12 June - does anyone know the times please - we would be wanting an evening meal. Am I right in thinking that it some form of college?
Any other suggestions for reasonably priced evening meals within a 10 mile radius from Best Western Kern Street Salinas appreciated.
My husband and I (late 60's) are coming to San Juan Capistrano for 4 days on a business trip in mid May this year. We fly in and out of Los Angeles and have several days each side of our time in SJC. We don't really want to stay more than one night in LA. Could you advise of nearby attractions around SJC we could enjoy for 3 or 4 days? We like good wine and golf
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My wife and I are staying in Hollwood, CA for two nights and have one full day planned for sightseeing (it will be a Saturday) and doing the touristy things. We will be driving our rental car and having it at our hotel. Our questions are as follows:
How much time is stuck in traffic driving from place to place? We are planning out a schedule (not necessarily tight, but we have timelines of where we want to go, etc.) and trying to add time for driving.
Is it better to do a personalized tour so that we don't need to drive and park our car?
If you've done a custom tour, who do you recommend?
Is there one part of the city busier at certain times on a Saturday morning/afternoon/evening then others? If we know West Hollywood is slammed in the morning, then we would start on the other side of town.
Thanks for your valuable knowledge and incite!
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I would like your advice . I will stay for a week in West Hollywood - Near Santa Monica Boulevard, 5 mins walk to Troubadour... Is it an unsafe area to stay on my own over there?
Is it easy to take bus from there to get around?
I'm not planning to get a car as I'm not comfortable with it.
Then, I have to find another accommodation for the last 4 days - preference to be: nearer to Union street Hilton Hotel to get the San Fran bus...
Have you got any place to recommend without being too far from the Kodak Theater (as I would like to see the academy awards event)?
Many thanks for your help.
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My March-April itinerary is SYD-BNE-MEL-HNL-LAX.
At each location I am looking for free observation decks
or high floor restaurants, hotels, office buildings where
I can take city views -- no window better than window.
Any advice from those "in the know" appreciated. Thanks!
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I am an 19 year old female who will be travelling to Los Angeles this August with my friend who is also a girl and the same age as me.
Before all the "you cant survive in LA without a car" comments, I would like to make it clear that I cannot drive in my own country (UK) let alone in the USA. Also, I wouldn't be old enough to rent a car.
I will be staying minutes from Hollywood Boulevard. Obviously we would like to go to all the different touristic attractions such as Universal studios, disneyland and magic mountains etc, but how difficult would it be to go to these places by public transport?
I would also like to visit chinatown/olvera street/j-town... are these also easy to get to by public transport? and how about beverly hills/venice beach/santa monica?
Is it safe to visit East LA? I would like to visit Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights to hear the mariachi play music but there are mixed opinions regarding this area.
Lastly, what kind of people use public transport? and should I dress down when using the bus/metro? LOL dont be offended, its just that British people worry too much.
We will spend 5 nights in the Carmel area end of April. We are looking for a nice romantic hotel with access to walks by the ocean and other points of interest. We would be grateful for any advice from all you seasoned travellers. This is our first vacation for a few years so we don't mind spending a little more than usual.
What will the weather be like then?
Thank you in anticipation.
We're a couple in our late 20s from Australia and will be traveling to California in mid-April. We will start in San Francisco, and have to be in L.A within four days.
Does anyone have suggestions about where we should aim? We definitely want to do Highway 1. Would you reccommend a night in Monterey, Carmel? San Luis Obispo? Pismo? Santa Barbara?
Also, would it be worth trying to have a night in Napa or Sonoma before we head south?
Any suggestions are hugely appreciated!
Thank you.
Start of April, 5-night stay, using public transportation;
want to photograph shopping, dining, attractions, culture, education, etc.
real people doing real things, daily life, street scenes, etc.
composed this list from Internet, is anything outdated or closed?
Comments, advice, help adding to list appreciated!
Using small hand held camera...
1. Sunset Strip: legendary 1.5-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard
2. forecourt of TCL Chinese Theatre, Movie fans compare their hands and feet to those of stars
3. Madame Tussauds Hollywood wax figure on display near the box office entrance off Hollywood Blvd
4. Chainsaw jugglers, swamis on rollerblades, street dancers, amazing street entertainers Venice Beach
5. Window shop Rodeo Drive: Beverly Hills
6. Griffith Observatory: exhibitions, Griffith Park
7. LA's Fashion District: premier shopping
8. 5 cultural attractions within walking distance in USC/Exposition Park
9. LA's murals in Metro Stations
10. El Pueblo Historical Monument: LA's birthplace original settlement
11. Olvera Street: shop, mariachi music, folkloric dances, Mexican restaurants. Avila Adobe, oldest existing house in LA. Other historic buildings include Old Plaza Church, Old Plaza Firehouse.
12. Leimert Park Village, Crenshaw dist., African Amer shops, galleries, coffee shops, restaurants, jazz clubs
13. Chinatown, culture, galleries, Chung King Road, hip and young
14. Little Ethiopia, culture
15. Little Tokyo, culture
16. The NoHo Arts District (North Hollywood) square-mile, galleries, public art, theaters, boutiques, vintage clothing stores, ethnic restaurants, outdoor cafes
17. Watts Towers: 33-yr work by Italian immigrant, 17 interconnected structures, American Naive art
Firstly can anyone please suggest where to park - we will be staying at Pinole/Berkeley and will be jet lagged - hence we could not face commuting in on public transport
Suggestions please as to what to see - OK we will want to see the famous bridge, but have been warned off Fisherman's Wharf as it is touristy. We would like to do a trip around the bay, but other than that we would appreciated suggestions of what to see - we are not into shopping. I have been pouring over the maps and we want to see as much as possible, preferably walking - would it pay us to buy a day ticket for the cable car??
Would it be worth our while doing a hop on hop off bus tour - also suggestions for a quick bite to eat - we're not against McDonalds as they fill a hole.
All suggestions greatly appreciated
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This is my most favorite soup of all time. A must every time I go to the Thai Restaurant. Darn...now I want to go get some take out right now. I like tofu in mine. I didn't know it had chicken stock in it. I guess I should have assumed. I thought I was eating all vegetarian when I ate it. Poo. I need to make this at home. My cousin, Shelly and I are mad for Thai. It's our absolute favorite. We never tire of it. She is my Thai Buffet eating buddy and with her being sick. We rarely get to do it any more. Thanks for the recipe!
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DO you feel better?
Tell you what, any time somebody shows up at my door with food I always feel better.
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I made this for my mom and brother tonight, following your recipe!
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Came out great, doubled the recipe as the cold season approaches to freeze for when I have the sniffles. I made pad thai earlier so I had all the ingredients already. Fast to make, cheap to buy and delicious!
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The only thing I can think of that is missing from the soup is bay leaf. I always pick it out before I eat my soup, other than that can't wait to try this resipe out. Been making many drives to my favorite Thai spot for this soup everytime I have a hint of the sniffles.
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