Would love to trade daylilies with you. I would like to trade for: Balls of Fire Country Pride Eye Catching Ezekiel Janice Brown Longfield's Twin Precious Beginings Rachen My Love Sabin Baur Sherri Lane Carr Wineberry Candy Yazoo Elsie Yellow Bouquet And maybe some more if your find some of mine that your interested in. Some I have will be double fans but not all. Thanks PLMK Charlene

Hi, I am interested in a trade if you still have some available. Leonard Bernstein Dick Bennett Santa's Little Helper Chicago Picotee Memories Glowing in the Dark Digging and spearating my daylilies now: Have: Asymetry Beautiful Jealous Eyes Blueberry Candy Castle Pinkney Chicago Apache Dark Circle Ferris Wheel Genesee Fire Highland Lord Lucky Draw Red Ribbons Strutter's Ball Wild Horses I send double mature size fans and would like the same in return. Thanks and have a great day.

I agree with 'more space is better', because my garden is the opposite and it is becoming a mess. The very close DLS along with the blasted thistles from the seed that blew in from the fence rows dividing the farmer's fields have me continually pulling weeds. My DH retired this spring and he is helping me a lot, but the garden is 'my baby' and really my responsibility, and I am not retired. We have a 100'+ bed anywhere from 15' - 30' wide and we already went through it once and pulled, pulled, and pulled some more. I also used mulch last year. Tomorrow I plan to cut the thistles off at ground level and spray the stem with Round Up. I do not like to use chemicals, but I hate the thistles more. I pulled some early in the spring, but you hardly ever get all the root. And to make it more disturbing, my DH saw a snake. #*&*@%$#$%^&**!!! I am sorry I made a short story long, but when I first planned my DL bed I had staggered rows and the DLs were 30"-36" apart. BUT, I couldn't resist the offers on the Lily Auction and ordering from vendors (all because of the beautiful photos here)so my DLs became 15" or so apart - not a good idea. A person would think having them this close together would create so much shade that the weeds would not grow, but that is something someone made up. : ) Take heed, and use annuals as ground cover. Jane

THANK YOU for all your comments! I appreciate all of your taking the time to look at my pictures and trying to help with the id's. And Judy....thanks for the compliments....you are SO sweet! Julia, that photo of yours does look like my first NOID. Because we have had such drought conditions this summer, mine was not as brightly hued as it normally is, and it is usually the color in your photo. It does look some like Tangerine Horses as well, but when I looked that lily up it has more ruffling than mine. Does anyone think its odd when looking at the very last photo of my yellow NOID, that it has EIGHT petals/sepals? Every daylily I've seen has 6, including the lighter yellow that's growing with it. Thanks! Celeste