Thanks for the compliments! Ed, Tuscawilla Tigress is a GREAT grower here. I don't know if it performs that well in other places, typically, but it's vigorous and has huge blooms. I wish all of mine did that well. Casey, Julia: Tahitian Waterfall is really pretty. I'm glad you liked the photo because I think it's prettier in real life... Mantis, Adorable Tiger did nothing for the first three years here. Not a single flower. Last year it bloomed for the first time, and this year, finally, it had multiple scapes, so perhaps it will bloom eventually for you, too. I like its colors. Mike

While more established might make them more consistant, amount of rain and temperature can influence them too. As well as how they are fed. There is a man who lives about 5 miles from me who waters his plants with river water-and you wouldn't believe the difference in size and color to the same plants in my yard. I need icky fish water.......

Linda, The house garden is amazing. His wife Debbie is out there a lot so it is nice that they both work on it. Julia, He sure is! He also has an amazing memory. We only see him once a year and he remembers a lot about us. Roxanna, That one I'm sure of. It is a seeding. Brent has unregistered seedlings in his field by him and a few other breeders. I've bought a few in my trips there like Debbie #4 because they perform so well. Most of them are only $5. I'm not sure about Win Way, but you can email him and ask. cglilies@rochester.rr.com Remy

Karen, I just planted them in Miracle grow potting soil and treated them like any other seeds. Only a few made it and bloomed. Most were yellow or yellow with brown like the ones above. It took a long time for them to bloom, a few years probably. I decided it is not worth it as I had taken seeds from several different daylilies.