Hi Tammy, Thanks so much for your response! Whidbey is a bit far for us to go; would you happen to be coming through Seattle on your way back from the sale? If so, I'd be happy to meet you somewhere like Sky Nusery on 99, or someplace else, depending on which direction you are headed. Please let me know, and thanks again!

Thank you, I picked up enough to last for quite awhile

Hi Jim, I have plenty of flats, both the square and the rectangle ones. I'll bring 20 each kind when I come to the Green Elephant. See you, Tita

I'd recommend changing your thinking from monster, big pots, to merely normally big pots. Daylilies will do fine in 2 gals, you'll just need more of them. They'll do fine in 1 gals, but you'll need more more. The difference is that normal plants come in the 1 and 2 gallons, so people like me accumulate a stash of them, and normal people leave them at recycling. Three and 5 gallons are tree pots, basically, and unless you can find a landscaper who is willing to part, are going to be hard to find for free. I have two in my stash, and you can't have them.