Lol Debra. I know what you mean but it would be hard to downsize to 30. I would want that one, that one, that one. Oh well.

jkayd - I used to think like you. But battling the deer and the groundhogs have put me over the edge this year.

Debra

I'm not offering anyone the noid, I'm offering Flaming Flamingo. It is not your general style at all, but wouldn't offer it elsewhere first after the beautiful Grape Twizzler....here is another photo. I has some beautiful blooms, but I have had it in two places and it just doesn't do well here, so it needs a more northern exposure, I suspect.

That's information that is good to know. I will be taking Flaming Flamingo off my want list. We're even hotter here than Alabama so I'm sure it would not like our temps.

Oh, Kay, I would love to have it and Bob Marley. So many times I have come close to ordering both, but never did, so perhaps a good thing--- if it doesn't do well for you, probably wouldn't work here. I understand Ellen's beautiful Isabelle Rose is not recommended for our climate, so I gave up on that one, too. BTW, I know you love Get'R Done. When I bought it, I didn't check too closely about climate but it has done wonderfully well in our Zone 8A. Guess what--Jamie Gossard says it is a hard dormant not recommended for southern climates. Too late, Mr. Gossard, I already have it and unless something changes, it loves being here so far.

Avedon, I was reading part of Landscaping with daylilies and he said that dormants evergreens and semi evergreens will do according to a specific place and no general rule applies. He claimed, and your Git 'R Done and many I have show that to at least be partly true. It just seems to me that when one doesn't do well after moving to another location, it is time to let someone else see what it does for them. This three blooms is the most it ever had at once, and it never had over a half dozen or so for e in a season...too hot I suspect. Some of Woodhenge do great, and others don't here. Odd.

kay

Sorry - I thought you were offering both. I'm not interested in adding Flaming Flamingo. I doubt that I am far enough north for it to better. Thank you for the kind offer though.

Debra

True enough, Debra. I found my ticket from Roth and the big red one is Boy Crazy. The big orange that I had thought was a transformed Bohemian Rhapsody is Bob Marley, also from Connie at Roth's. So glad neither of them is a NOID after all. I decided since Bob Marley is doing so well I will move Flaming Flamingo once more to a place that may suit her...if not, she will go. Maybe I won't get sikc this year when I am planting and placeing....much fewer new ones, but I think it is up to ten.

kay

Kay: Thank you for the offer but I can't add anymore as I'm downsizing. For the NOID, did you try contacting The Lily Auction to see if they can help you do a search of your wins? The other option is since most auctions are through PayPal, did you check your PayPal account for around the time you bought it and maybe the name of Bob Marley may be on the invoice sent to you. It is a beautiful plant but definitely not Bob Marley. Update: Just saw your reply that you found out what it is. :)

You should be able to see your wins for several years. Go to my wins - refresh the period - you can see four years of purchases.

Thank you. Dick I actually tried to do that, because it showed that I should be able to see them from several years, but I got just one year..I will try again. And you are right. It just didn't occur to this dense person to refresh the page and it worked! I found my ticket, so was able to figure it out anyways and am delighted that the brilliant orange is Bob Marley after all. And the red is Boy Crazy...Love Davisson's so all in all very pleased.

If you ever decide to part with Flaming Flamingo, I know it would do well here in NH.....I've seen it growing in Carl Harmon's field. I almost bought it last year.

Well, Celeste, it has one more move and if it dioes not better, I will send it to you. Bob Marley , however is doing wonderfully well, so it may be its location

kay

Dick, thanks for that information about how to find your wins on the Lily Auction. Just this morning I was looking for something and was frustrated because I could only find this past year. Mike must have change this feature since the last time I looked. It's better now because I can narrow down my search more.

Nancy

Kay, I always have some that would like to move to a more southern location.....so we could always swap. But if it does well for you in it's new spot that will be great. Sometimes location makes a difference, sometimes not. I've moved several all around my yard trying to find that 'sweet spot' but most of them I will have to reluctantly part with. They just shouldn't live here. I should have sent Eye of the Hurricane south and now it perished. It was so pretty each year I kept moving it around to give it another chance and it finally didn't come back from the winter.