go to google (www.google.com), select the 'images' link, and then type 'hemerocallis fulva' into the search box. Lots of large images there, so perhaps you'll see what you want.

I just got home from work the corn meal is the same cracked meal that you get at the grocery store,or sun harvest, but it is about 1/10 the cost at the feed store. This is what I found when I entered daylily rust under Howard Garrett website. Daylily Rust This scare is being more overblown than the West Nile virus. Rust is a fungus and the easiest of all diseases to control. Step one is to stop doing what brought the pest organism on in the first place - high-nitrogen soluble fertilizers and toxic chemical pesticides. The control is simple - stop the synthetics and start using organic products and techniques that build the life and health in the soil. Only sick or ill-adapted plants get fungal diseases. The quick fix is to apply cornmeal to the beds at 2 lbs per 100 sq ft and spray the plants with cornmeal juice. See www.dirtdoctor.com for the formula and the Basic Organic Program. I bet the plant wash is just cornmeal juice. Whatever it is, it is working for me. I am so happy to share this with all of you, I lost half of my plants, before I found this stuff. This was the first year I did not order dayliles since 1997. Now I can't wait until next year. Maryott's look out. Barbra,

I don't think I'd want that thing near me LOL Hey they aren't showing anything so how do we know for sure it's done with their thingy and besides they are moving their hips and that would make the weight sway. Why didn't they make the weight go up and down that would prove more than the swaying Right? After all that's what I thought they were going to do GEEEE I'm with CarolAnn, when we women push a bowling ball out of a plum size hole now that something to brag about but every mother has done it forever so it's not impressive anymore, but don't tell that to a NEW MOMMY.

David Clulow is a well known Hybridizer in Venezuela. He produces some very exceptional crosses. Not often you can get seeds. In Australia. They cannot import Adeniums from around the world. They have to produce their own by buying seeds from reputable sellers/hybridizers and produce their own. I could not name just one, as there are many there producing such wonderful crosses and making leaps and bounds in the Adenium Hybridizing field. They have made it possible for me to receive some very special seeds and I would get plants from them if they could do so. They cannot. I would be remiss in not saying that there are many Growers/hybridizers through out different parts of the world also. Rick