Black Ambrosia Reblooming Daylily  Options:Premium (Qty- 1) | Spring A cross between a gooseberry

A cross between a gooseberry and currant

thanks to its flower size and height

look best when grouped in clusters—and perform best when the tulip bulbs are planted in the fall in a sunny to partially shaded spot with well-drained soil

where moles were doing considerable damage

Black Ambrosia Reblooming Daylily  Options:Premium (Qty- 1) | Spring A cross between a gooseberryDeep, saturated black purple petals paired with a vivid yellow green eye make Black Ambrosia a real head turner. A hardy, low maintenance perennial with exceptional salt tolerance, its perfect for coastal gardens or areas with higher soil salinity. A strong rebloomer, Black Ambrosia produces its first wave of flowers in early summer before sending up new scapes sometimes twice before fall! Once established, it comes back bigger and better each year