What daylilies do you have coming this Spring?
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daylilybedmaker
2 months agohoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
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spring trade - want dahlias have daylilys
Comments (1)I have quite a few dahlia seeds. They are mixed though. Would you be interested? Anna...See MoreHAVE: have for spring trading lotsa daylilies
Comments (3)Hello I have Named Days Named Iris Tall and Minis And other things you may be interested in . PLMK if you would be interested in a trade . I am also zone 6 .S.E. Ky . Glenna...See MoreSo how many daylilies do you have?
Comments (71):D Not as many as I will have come spring! Let's see, up until now I had Stella de Oro, H. Fulva 'Europe', a yellow NOID much like Stella but different shade of yellow & bloom time, 5 surprise NOIDs from a local AHS sale- non of which have bloomed yet, a red NOID that hasn't bloomed in several years, then last fall I planted Breathless Beauty from WalMart and Wineberry Candy from a plant exchange here on the forums. Now I have ~100 seedlings started, another couple hundred seeds coming, and 32 ordered for spring so far. Not too bad for the first few months of a new addiction. I'd say from reading the rest of these posts that I've been fairly disciplined- though a good deal of that has to do with not much land to plant them on and being addicted to other plants too (OGR for example)....See MoreWhat plants do you absolutely have to have this Spring?
Comments (20)Ann, I suppose you could bury a softer plastic pot. Obviously and clay or ceramic would be a goner! The only other thing I can think of would be some sort of large construction concrete piece, such as a cinder block that has the one large opening. It could be totally buried since only the roots need to be contained, so it wouldn't be an eyesore. That would survive the ground freezing. The only other thing that comes to mind is one of those concrete pipe sections, but they are generally pretty big around, so it sort of negates the "crowding" effect of being rootbound. I enjoy it in the pot though, and it's no problem to take in in winter. I'm hoping that it blooms well this year....See MoreMaryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
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2 months agoBrad KY 6b
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