Does anyone trade daylilies?

11 years ago

I have a list of daylilies to trade on the exchange forum but am not getting much response. I was just wondering.

THanks!

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beachlily z9a
11 years ago
I'm always happy to give away when I downsize (annually) but no one wants daylilies from an areas that has rust. I spray, but that doesn't matter to many.
Nancy
11 years ago
I trade some Jen, but I wait til early Sept, maybe late Aug when I prefer to divide my daylilies.
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dementieva
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Ha, I get what you're saying about the rust. I'd happily trade with someone who has rusty plants. As time goes by I hope more southern coastal folks will just accept that rust happens and you either treat it or you live with it.

But most of the plants I want to get rid of are ones that don't perform well for me, so there's the whole moral problem of "Should I give them to people with a warning and hope the plants do better elsewhere, or should I just destroy them?"

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ruthz
11 years ago
Not very much I think.
Over the past year, I've posted several times wanting to trade for named daylilies and got almost no response.
I have to say I've been very curious about the lack of daylily trading since daylilies seem to multiply really well.
I wondered if rust or other diseases was the reason.
beachlily z9a
11 years ago
Tell you what. Since we are all either in the south or southwest, let's bring this up later in the year. I'm going to be seriously downsizing. Last year I just tossed plant in the trash. What a waste! I'm removing low bud counts, non rebloomers, and good performing plants that have been replaced with better ones. With honest descriptions, this should work! What to you think???
dementieva
11 years ago
I don't have a lot of room or a lot to trade, but I certainly won't discriminate against plants that have had some rust if they're good in other ways. We can definitely talk in the fall.

Nate

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