Hi, I dont have any But, Gilbert H.Wild and Sons has them on sale only $1.00 for Stella. If your interested. Shannon

Please ck out my trade page, I have many of your wants and I am a huge project that requires, huge amounts of stella's I have cranberry and arrowwood viburnums, purple smokebush, pee gee hydrangea. weigelias, red, pink, java red, hakuro nishiki willow, silky dogwoods, pin oaks, perennials, love parade yarrow, pink yarrow, columbines, foxgloves (bi), crazy daisy, shasta daisy, black eyed susans, purple coneflowers, frances hosta, varigated hosta, I have others ck. my trade page, thelwig55 GW, I really can use 500 double fans, for this bank I am covering, and all my plants are potted so they will not dyd as if someone is digging them out of the yard. Thank you Tammy

Hi, I have perennial chocolate scented sunflowers. They are not seed though. I could send a few small tubers that would get you started with them for some of your stella d'oro daylily seeds. See also my trade list. Alan

I like my stellas. I'm a "daylily snob" in the sense that essentially always buy daylilies from daylily growers on the other side of the country rather than greenhouses(because of how much better the selection is) but as full as my garden is getting, I'm not tempted to dig up my Stellas. They are reliable, early and long blooming, and pretty much always look nice and healthy. Mine never get leaf streak like lots of my other daylilies. Sure, the flowers are small. But I actually like their shade of yellow; I think they look cheerful, and as others have noted, they are great backdrops and companions for other perennials.