MISS TINKERBELL
$14.99 each, 3 for $39.99
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3 3/4″ bloom, 18″ tall, Mid Season + rebloom, Dormant
Lovely ‘Miss Tinkerbell’ is short enough to be used in borders, container, or in the foreground of the landscape. Reblooms well in our area.
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| Zone Range | 3 to 9 |
ANITA MARTIN –
Miss Tinkerbell is planted in 2 different locations in my yard. In 100% shade with moist soil the flowers are a soft pink. In a mostly sunny spot the flowers are a peachy salmon color. a long blooming season makes this one of my favorites!
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Jeffrey W. Emerson (verified owner) –
This is not the best flower color of its size and color rang. Roses with Peaches has a better color pallet, but Miss Tinkerbell started blooming in early mid-season and just kept thrown new flower spikes. It is now September 20th and the last flower just died. I would not be surprised to see it throw more flower spikes. It is a low growing plant with short flower spike that reach just above the leaves making it a great border plant. My plant is one year old, and I live in Tennessee. My color is not as vivid as the pictures here, but I would buy it again for the blooming habit. Too much nitrogen inhibit blooming. It is best to use organic fertilizers like worm casings.
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heathermd95@yahoo.com –
My daughter got this little lady as a door prize last year. She was thrilled with the name. The colors are pretty and delicate. They bloomed late May and have a lot of buds. My only complaint about this lily is none of the blooms opened wide at all and it is hard to get a good feel for her color. It looks like a peachy pink. I hope they open better next year.
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ddsieffert@yahoo.com (verified owner) –
What is your hardiness zone? Zone 6
In my zone 6a/ W. PA garden she is doing quite well for her first season ( planted her fall of 2015, now its mid July 2016). She’s a short little thing, great for the front of a border and in my garden, not as dark as the picture; more peachy than deep pink. But still beautiful with lots buds to come. Definitely a winner. I think this was a freebie from Oakes, and I thank them sincerely I look forward to may years of visual and heartfelt pleasure from her. Can’t go wrong with this beauty.
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St. Paul, Indiana –
Cute little daylily. Not a favorite but it does bloom for a very long time. Mine was planted in 2014 and bloomed last summer. In our soil it is peach
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Natalia –
Planted last fall and this is the first year for them. Started to bloom in second half of July. Very nice color.
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Waterloo, IA –
Miss Tinkerbell is a great little daylily for the front border. Beautiful peachy~pink blooms and lots of them. Less than two months in my garden and they are creating a beautiful display to admire. She may be little, but a bit of a showoff ! I love it!
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Prescott, AZ –
A favorite. Good substance, very non-fading, produces tons of flowers, gorgeous color. Good for front as it is short. Fast increaser, tolerates some dryness but best if watered well. Rebloomed almost constantly when I lived in San Clemente, CA. Tolerates some shade. Very lovely. Highly recommended.
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Hazel Crest, IL –
Very nice little daylily. Looks like the picture in my garden. I have it edging a curve in a flower bed and it’s just right for the spot. I received a large clump as a bonus plant last summer. Although they didn’t bloom last year, this year they’re doing great. Nice pop of color from a distance. Cute and detailed up close.
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Galva, IL –
Mine is mostly peach and the eye is very rosy and distinct. Substantial and very pretty for the front of a garden where color is needed. It is ruffled and veined. Although not pink this year in IL, it is still a very sweet lily. I’ve found some lilies have different colors due to weather during a certain year.
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Mill City, OR –
I love this little one. You said she was a peachy pink and that is just what I got. Not quit as dark as the pictuer though. It grew and bloomed wonderfully for me.
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Hillsboro, OR –
I too was disappointed in this little day lily. The color here in OR is mostly orange. I wonder if I fertilized with fertilizer/moss killer? maybe change the color?
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West Babylon, NY –
I received this free with my order. The foliage came up beautifully, but it never bloomed. I hope that next season it makes up for it!
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Sheb., WI –
New this year. Pretty, but very pale pinky-peach. Very few buds.
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Huntington, WV –
Pretty flowers, bloomed within a few weeks of planting. But NOT the color pictured (much peachier), and not what I was looking for. I’d be a lot happier if I’d known what I was getting.
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Owensboro, KY –
Miss Tinkerbell is a vivd pink here in Kentucky with a lovely rose halo. It is stongly ruffled. I highly recommend it!
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Littleton, CO –
Strong, earlybloomer; but NOT pink or peach, but quite orange,in alkaline soil. Disappointed in color.
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Drexel Hill, PA –
This daylily is NOT pink at all! It’s peachy orange with a darker orange eyezone. Pretty enough if that’s what you’re looking for….
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