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do asiatic lilies attract bees All Season Lily MixtureMaximize your cut flower potential. From early until late summer, your garden will positively glow. This incredible mix includes Asiatic, trumpet, tiger and Oriental lily varieties, which bloom in succession. Asiatic lilies start the show in early summer with 1012 cm flowers. Trumpet lilies come next, with their long, trumpet shaped blooms arranged on strong stems up to 150 cm tall. By midsummer, tiger lilies brandish their 10 cm blooms of wide,
Maximize your cut-flower potential.From early until late summer, your garden will positively glow. This incredible mix includes Asiatic, trumpet, tiger and Oriental lily varieties, which bloom in succession. Asiatic lilies start the show in early summer with 10–12 cm flowers. Trumpet lilies come next, with their long, trumpet-shaped blooms arranged on strong stems up to 150 cm tall. By midsummer, tiger lilies brandish their 10 cm blooms of wide, recurved petals with black dots. Oriental lilies provide the grand finale to the lily season with their intoxicating fragrance and dazzling, large blooms, making them the supermodels of the lily world. Varieties are not individually labeled.
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★★★★★ 5
Quality.
Size: 15 FT, Style: 0 (1/0) AWG RED, Size: 15 FT, Style: 0 (1/0) AWG RED
If you’re reading this stop just get it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
★★★★★ 4
slightly smaller than sky high
Size: 30 FT, Style: 0 (1/0) AWG RED
wire is okay but it is definitely on the thinner side, was slightly smaller than my sky high 1/0 wire but for the price difference this is definitely worth it
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Heavy gauge battery cable
Size: 10 FT, Style: 0 (1/0) AWG RED
Heavy duty works good
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great product
Size: 5 FT, Style: 0 (1/0) AWG RED
Good quality cable.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great wire, great price
Size: 100-Foot, Style: 14-Gauge
There is something about this wire that makes me buy it again and again, and makes me feel like it’s a great value! it’s pure copper strands and it feels, looks solid and as good as anything I ever bought for the sound transmission
The cover is thick, but the wire is still flexible. Looks professional and the white looks better than the old school copper look. Getting the protective sleeve off is a bit of challenge but for me it’s worth it. Have a utility knife, wire strippers and if you have weaker hands, a pair of pliers or something to grip it with to remove from covering wires. It’s worth the effort to me as the results feel solid
I use this with my higher end vintage M&K, Sansui, Pioneer, Timeframe, and other amps, speakers and to my ears, it delivers simple, clean sound at a great price. Don’t buy the hype, buy good wire and call it a day. This 14 gauge even works well with clip posts like on my Sansui 9090DB. 👌
Only thing I would do different, buy the 200ft if you are hooking up Atmos or have multiple equipment. This is my third 100ft in as many months, Lol
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023