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prunotto asiatic lily Tinilco Asiatic Lily – rePotmeAsiatic lilies have dependable color and have the most reliability in even the most severe climates. Found in the widest ranges of colors, hybridizers have developed blossoms in all shades and combinations, except the elusive color blue. They multiple well and while most are unscented, some have a slight fragrance. Hardy in zones 3 10. Asiatics like well drained soils in full sun. Although full sun until mid afternoon is optimal, lilies will perform
Asiatic lilies have dependable color and have the most reliability in even the most severe climates. Found in the widest ranges of colors, hybridizers have developed blossoms in all shades and combinations, except the elusive color blue. They multiple well and while most are unscented, some have a slight fragrance. Hardy in zones 3-10. Asiatics like well-drained soils in full sun. Although full sun until mid-afternoon is optimal, lilies will perform quite acceptably with filtered sunlight or partial shade. Lilies in shade will tend to reach for the sun and may require staking for support. Avoid planting near walks or walls that reflect the hot afternoon sun. Cover the nose of the bulb with 3 to 5 inches of soil. This allows for good stem rooting and protects against winter cold. Plant pointed end up. Lilies like cool roots. Planting with shallow rooted ground covers or among other perennials helps shade the soil and looks nice. Lilies are extremely hardy, but in the coldest areas a mulch of straw or pine needles provides added insurance against winter injury. Mulches also keep the soil moist and cool in summer. A handful of bone meal mixed in the soil at planting gives the bulbs a good start. Lilies benefit from a feeding in the early spring and prior to their active growth. Use a balanced mix such as 10-10-10, or a plant food developed for bulbs. Avoid heavy feeding with high nitrogen fertilizers as it makes them susceptible to disease and can cause the foliage to burn. Do not use manures! Lilies are dormant at the time of shipment. Plant them right away. Bulbs can be stored in the refrigerator or other cool place (34 to 40 degrees F) until planting. Unlike other bulbs, lilies are never completely dormant and should be planted as soon as possible after receipt. Sprouting should occur in just a few weeks and glorious flowers within months.2 ½-3' tall with early summer bloom. The coral pink petals are brushed with wine-red strokes. Dark red stamens appear above the cream and ivory center. Flowers have a beautiful star shape with perfectly formed petals. Unscented. Plant in full sun. Zones 3-9. 2 bulbs per package, 12/14cm bulb. Will begin shipping Mid-Late March 2025
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★★★★★ 5
Right tool for the money
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
Very impressed with this WORX Cordless Lawn Edger. My driveway have never been edged in over 30 years, this edger handled the job with ease, made a pass at one inch and then two inches. My driveway is 80 feet long, after the two passes I was left with one bar of battery power, great tool for the price. I would definitely recommend this product to any home owner that maintains their own yard.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Great battery powered edger
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
This edger works great love the guide for along sidewalks and curbside lawns. It is a little underpowered for really thick lawns battery goes down fairly fast on the thicker areas but all in all it’s great
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026
★★★★★ 1
The blade is not sharpen.
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
I had no problems assembling the equipment. The problem is with the blade. It doesn't have any sharpen. I bough spares blades which have a different configuration and better edge. However I haven't been able to unscrew the bolt in order to install the new blade. It is extremely tied. One would think that you purchase this equipment, at a high price, and would be able to use it right away. In your dream. This is a Third World Country selling things at an incredible high prices, for the profit of the American companies using the manpower of other Third World Countries or China.
Since the blade is not sharp, when you try to use the equipment it got disconnected. Therefore it does not work with the blade that comes from the manufacturer. Total disaster.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Worx very well!
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
Worx very well. ;)
More power than I expected from a 20v cordless machine. And with the 4Ahr battery it comes with, I was able to do the drive, walks, and patio without having to change batteries. I own 2 Worx string trimmers, chainsaw, hedge trimmer, drill impact driver, and leaf blower. Love them all.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Problematic instructions
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
The product is great once u figure out how to assemble. The instructions don’t do it. I was not happy. Every part was a challenge. The instruction book only shows a photo but not how to get it to look like the photo.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026