Hi Sonya, I'd love to trade for a couple of your lillies but I didn't name mine when I set them out, I can take pics and email them to you as they bloom if you'd like...I know they are all named, but I just didn't keep the name with them. If your interested, let me know. Thanks Gina

Hi Leslie, I tried to post last night but could not. I contacted Garden Web and got things fixed! I have several named plants that have to be moved/thinned in the next month, as soon as the weather cools. Here are some that I will be working on: Seductor Which Way Jim Persian Market Anne Gehry Artistic Masterpiece Pandora's Box Classic Caper Spanish Masquerade Catherine Woodbury Royal Braid Orchid Candy Feisty Christmas Is Siloam Double Classic Siloam Ury Winniford Blue Sheen Most can be double fans or better. Please let me know as I am interested in several of your plants. Thanks, Linda

This will probably be my last post of the Spring :) I still have available to trade: Daylilies: Joan Senior (http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/22292/) Ice Carnival (http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/100550/) Lady Scarlet (http://www.paradisegarden.com/shop/product.php?id=PGD0826) irises: Iris (mini)  dark purple, unknown name Iris (mini)  white, unknown name Iris (mini)  white with purple edging, unknown name Iris (tall bearded)  yellow (mid height)(photo available) Iris (tall bearded)  light purple (tall)(photo available) Iris (tall bearded) - dark purple (tall) (photo available) Iris (tall bearded)  old style, unknown name (tall)(photo available) Also, Mini Hosta  light green with dark green edging, unknown name (photo available) Peony  light pink, double, very fragrant, unknown name Peony  darker pink, double, fragrant, unknown name I am still looking for: Daylilies: "Aegean Temple", "Autumn Wood", "Banquet at Versailles", "Blackberry Candy", "Black Emanuelle", "Cafe Mocha", "Cardassian Border", "Cattleya Frills", "Druid's Chant", "Edge Ahead", "Eye of Newt", "Glacier Bay", "Jane Mahan", "Mardi Gras Ball", "Midnight Dynamite", "Night Embers", "Orchid Candy", "Paprika Velvet", "Pink Lemonade Party", "Pumpkin Pie Spice", "South Seas", "Spacecoast Cranberry Kid", "Storm of the Century", "Wild One", "Wolverine Eyes". Hostas: Alligator Shoes, Cat's Eyes, Clifford's Forest Fire, Hyugaurajiro, King Tut, Komodo Dragon, Mack the Knife, Medusa, Orange Marmalade, Pandora's Box, Stitch in Time, Tattoo, Teeny Weenie Bikini, White Feather. Tall bearded Iris: "Aegean Wind", "Alaskan Seas", "Belvi Queen", "Bengal Tiger", "Edenite", "Gypsy Caravan" (reblooming), "Gypsy Woman", "Gypsy Romance", "Hot Chocolate", "Jazz Band", "Maple Treat", "Pharaoh's Spirit", "Poem of Ecstasy", "Pumpkin Cheesecake", "Rembrandt magic", "Secret Service", "Spirit World", "War Chief", "Waterworld", "Wench", "Wintry Sky". Lillies: "Barcelona" (asiatic), "Cannes" (asiatic), "Elodie (asiatic, double), "Halloween" (Asiatic, tango lily), "Landini" (asiatic), "Sphinx" (asiatic, double), "Starburst" (Asiatic, tango lily), "Strawberry and Cream" (Asiatic, tango lily), "Ceres" (Asiatic, double), "Alchemy" (orienpet), "Dizzy" (oriental), "Mohave" (oriental), "Muscadet" (oriental), "Scheherazade" (oriental), "Tiger Woods" (oriental). If anyone is interested, please send me an email and we can work out a trade!

Sounds like what you have are the species daylily H. Fulva Europa . These daylilies are stoleniferous (spread by underground rhizomes) and don't usually set any seeds and yes they will survive just about anything . I just dug up about 2 heaping 4 ft x 4 ft wagonfuls of Fulva roots and you should know that if you leave any and I do mean any of the orange roots behind 1/8th of an inch thick and larger they will grow back . So if you dig up make sure to be very thorough and remove any and all root pieces from the location before you plant anything else. You don't mention what zone you are in but do say you are hoping for evergreens and depending on your zone , Evergreens may or may not provide you with greenery year round . .