Most of mine dayliles are for trade Please let me know which ones you're interested and I'll double check the avaliability. Interested in yours: Siloam Merle Kent-1 trade 2 med. fans Wineberry candy-1 trade/1 fan Angelic Grin X Big Kiss-1 lg fan/trade(hasn't bloomed yet-not sure of color) Franz Hals-3 trades/1 fan Ury Winniford-3 trades/2fans 1 that Looks like Blackberry Candy- 3 trades/1 lg fan Wenny

The near whites with gold ruffled edges sound heavenly.I also love any with darker eyes! Altho, I don't have anything on your want list, I will be watching the end of season sales for plants your list. I would love to trade with you.!I am going to be re-vamping my yard this fall and daylilies would be a wonderful addition. Would be happy to pay extra postage, if neccessary.Thanks. Dee

Maryl, is the British Royal Horticultural Society Color Chart a book or those fans of cards that you can get from the RHS for L170? Or are those fans based on the book Horticultural Colour Chart by Robert Francis Wilson? I have never seen the book, but I sure wish I had some accurate way of recording colors. In the link that you gave, the RHS Colour Chart is compared to the Munsell Book of Color, but that seems hard to come by, too. There are a number of other Munsell books on color still in print. Would any of those include all the colors in the Munsell system? Does anybody know? Here is a link to the RHS Colour Chart fans: http://www.rhs.org.uk/Learning/Publications/pubs_library_colourchart.htm And here is a link to an ebay auction that just ended for the Horticultural Colour Chart by Wilson. It shows a few pictures of the inside of the books. Here is a link that might be useful: Horticultural Colour Chart (ebay)

Hello everyone - the Sun is actually shining here! Becky - hang in there. Your trials sounds so hard but you have perservered so far - I can't wait to hear the amazing story of how the money comes... Probably through the window like our dear, wise Jo says. CODY!! Welcome back! You are always so fun - I'm happy you're gonna spend more time with us. Canna - I've been touring the many hand crafted shops here in tourist land [Shakespearean Theatre] for info on what's selling best and discovered that PAINTED ROCKS sell like hotcakes. The ones I saw for sale were NOT as beautifully done as yours (of course we all KNOW you are a truley gifted artist) and are selling for $35-$60+. Thanks so much for the Hellebore and Malea's photos - both brought me joy. Jean - Your wonderful Lily photos are helping with the wait for flowers - thanks! I know how you feel - I've been going through my photos & even going to flower shops to help keep the winter blah's away, too... My yellow Flag iris' are holding on in their pots and I send you a great big smile whenever I check on 'em. I searched the web for info on epiphyllium's - all I find are photos of the exquisite flowers but I'd love to know what the plant itself looks like - do any of you have photos of yours? Daylily seeds: I finally fell off the wagon and bought a few daylily seeds - since I'm going to very carefully grow the Ida's Magic ones brother Joey gave us, I thought I might as well try for some others, too, to fill up a flat *grin* The crosses I HAD to have: ((Court Magician x Wedding Band) x Darla Anita) ((Isle of Zanzibar x Great White) x Mildred Mitchell) (Huckleberry Candy x Big Blue) Ornamental Grasses: Hey, Anita, I have several ornamental grass seeds I'll share with you if you'd like. If you still have some on your want list after you connect with Cody, let me know. Dawn - Bird with Maracas was just precious, thank you! Glad you joined the Traveling Daylily band, in your spare time. Mommabear the party animal - isn't G. a hoot? So HAPPY you are out and about, girlfriend, and letting off steam in French restaurants and all... Off to pack up RM's Valentine's box ~ Mareasemp