call your COUNTY soil conservation district ... or Ag office.. and get on the mailing list for their spring tree sale ... their mission .. is soil conservation.. and they want us to install wind breaks.. and that is basically what a forest is .... and it is your tax dollars at work.. so you may as well use the service ... cheap smallish plants.. in the quantities you wish or more.. and a great price ... ken Here is a link that might be useful: link

Now those "wrapped" ones are different, aren't they? My fav is the last one. Very pretty color and eye pattern. Thanks for sharing. Jan

Mantis , At one time , even before I discovered this forum, I had about a hundred daylilies, lots of Siloams, Salters and Stout winners ( at one point I tried to collect them all!) At the time we decided to move to a bigger home, I had to make a decision on what I was going to focus on, I love to hybridize and start diffrent crosses, most of my stock now comes from either early crosses, daylily seed auction wins and some friends who ware willing to ship pollen to me every once in awhile. BTW the best of my old daylilies didnt go far, most of them that I really loved I moved to my Moms house, I go over once in awhile and walk thorugh the gardens with her, the last three years Ive brought her a truckload of compost. She always thought daylilies were just yellow and orange, I think she enjoys them. When some of my best seedlings are dividable, I will be moving them to her house and to my Churchs yard to pass around. Its nothing more then a overpriced hobby for me. I was VERY VERY tempted awhile back to buy a few of Karols intros, they are so gorgeous and I have so much respect for her as a hybridizer, she is near tops in my book. However, Im really trying to build my own breeding stock up through crosses and trying to study what some of the best do, what they look at in foundation plants ect, Ill never do it on a commercial scale, but for me its fun. I might get to a point I will name a few of them, but thats about it. Silverkelt

Started this fat one a from seed a couple of years ago. Last fall I cut all the roots off in one straight cut and left it in dry gravel in the closet all winter. It looked deflated when I potted it up this spring but bounced right back and is starting to grow again. I need to put it in a bigger pot