Belamcanda, Blackberry lily, and in the family Iridaceae. Here is a link that might be useful: blackberry lily

dormant shipping is just fine ... either direction ... the problem is if z8 stock has tender new growth ... and is shipped to colder zones ... it would be subject to frost freeze harm.. or death ... if the stock is actively growing.. you would be better off holding them in the garage until your threats of frost/freeze are near done ... i think yours were fine .. from the pix ... they are dormant.. and acclimating to your zone ... snow is irrelevant ... dont worry about it ... freeze would worry me... but what are you going to do ... cover them all with sheets for the night ... what i was afraid of.. was that you got so excited.. and made another order .. for delivery in a week or two ... and the stock would come budded out... or actively growing ... ken

Linda, he's beautiful. Ashley adopted a German Shepherd too, his name was Rex. He gets called everything anyway, as my family is wont to do, mostly he gets called "Doofus". Buster, of course, has become the WonderDoodle. The WonderWeiner was Actually "Annie's Lucky in Love", his name was supposed to be "Lucky", but he became WeinerDog, then WeinerKing, then Wonderweiner. Cooper has become Noops, my neice called him "nooper" but I mostly call him "baby" I think you should name him whatever you want, although I also like Bullet, being a Roy Rogers/Trigger fan, LOL. He's beautiful and I'm happy for both of you. Ann T, I didn't know you'd gotten another dog after Stetson, I'm happy for you too and I didn't really think Karen would get another dog after Captain, but she did too. Just more love to go around, I think. Annie

I am very sorry for your loss as well. It is always terrible to lose a family member, whatever the reason. But while the pandemic is foremost in our minds right now, it seems reasonable to point out that at 90 years of age, any illness has the potential for being fatal, even a common cold.