
This one (above) I had the labels all ready for...the one on the bottom is a bonus plant I gave to a neighbor.


Even though the ones above don't look as green, they should do fine. Daylilies are very tough. I would guess these have been out of the ground considerably longer than the others. I see I had labels ready for these as well...a good idea, by the way.
These are all sellers I've ordered from before and have been happy with.

I think two of these sellers I had purchased from before...one was new. Everything looked pretty good.
Since these pictures, I think I've maybe received two more orders. One was from a seller new to me and as I lifted the plants out, I was amazed at how large the fans were...until I got to the bottom and there was a tiny little one. I'm waiting to hear what the explanation is...sometimes things happen beyond the seller/grower's control and I am willing to hear what they have to say. It is pretty small, though. I had decided (more of my famous last words) that this year I wouldn't accept tiny ones as they tend to take much longer to reach blooming size and sometimes the stress of traveling, etc. makes them vulnerable to things that otherwise wouldn't bother a daylily (because it is stronger and healthier...like most plants).
Anyway, I thought it might be interesting to some of you to give you an idea of what to expect.
One of these days, I'll write about the Lily Auction....
3 comments:
40? How many do you get when yo don't control yourself!? How much land do you have planted in daylilies?
Lol! Well, last year I probably had something like 1oo+ coming...it's very easy on the Lily Auction, I'm afraid. I wish I could find the picture of my front door with all the boxes!
The only reason I knew it was around 40 was I listed what I had coming on a forum and I counted...lol!
Not much at all, sadly. Everything is crammed in here. This is not a garden of beauty, but it is interesting to me...and that's what matters. If I had more land, I could really get into seedlings (more than I do)...maybe one day...
I live in suburbia on a 1/4 acre with neighbors all around. There's only one area that's relatively flat and that's in a portion of the front yard. Still, it doesn't stop me...I stand on my slope(s)and plant away...once I actually did roll down to the bottom...lol!
It's inspiring to think you grow that many daylilies on 1/4 acre in the suburbs!
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