I just bought more daylilies from Bill, and many were $7.
He has 40 at $7 and most are greatly reduced.

https://daylilygarden.net/cgi-...

@Muddymitts

Oh, Mary Annnnnn...

Yes???

Some neat buys to be had there; however, my auction lust has already gotten me in trouble for this week...month (?)

Maryott's has some of THE best Daylilies and he is generous with bonuses, too. I am winnowing out mine and expanding the Irises, instead, so I am not even looking. But I recommended the end of season sale to Mary Ann some time back and am glad that Gerry posted this thread!

I've already received my order from Bill. Fantastic looking plants - some of the best I have received this year which is remarkable given the drought situation out that way. Plus...at least 6 of them are sending up scapes!

Boy, if I could I would get several of those $7 deals!

I am on a rigid no-flex budget, so it is easier to avoid even looking. Because I'd fer shure be placing an order even though I AM cutting back on the Daylilies.

I just got my Maryotts order, gonna be planting them today

Oh man. I hate myself. $91 plus shipping.

Think of the beauty and delight that will be yours for years to come.

I ordered wisely and totaled $75, plus shipping, and I will have the special gift, Orchid Prelude.

I will order more if the special gift is to my liking.

ORCHID PRELUDE is a nice one with a big green throat.



That picture was taken in the middle of summer after I got the plant, and the spring blooms are better and fuller.

We will be placing a second order for us very soon and a large order for our daylily club. We noticed last night that he has reduced more to $7 in the past few days.

Doris

I have never planted this late, I'm zone 5b, average 1st frost date Oct. 18. For those who live in a similar area, is it to late to be ordering Daylilies, I do use a couple inches of cedar bark around all my Daylilies. There looks to be some great deals at Maryott's, but only if they survive.

Thanks,
Gale

I wonder if you can contact them, place an order this year to be delivered earlier next year?

GDJCB said:I have never planted this late, I'm zone 5b, average 1st frost date Oct. 18. For those who live in a similar area, is it to late to be ordering Daylilies, I do use a couple inches of cedar bark around all my Daylilies. There looks to be some great deals at Maryott's, but only if they survive.

Thanks,
Gale

@GDJCB I've planted up through the middle of September with no problems. If you were going to order I would definitely try to get on the phone with Bill and see how quickly you can get an order shipped. Frost isn't the biggest threat - freeze is what will really get them if they do not have enough time to establish.

Thanks for the replies, most years the ground isn't frozen until November, so maybe if I could receive them by, say, September 11 or 12th, I would be ok? From the wording on the web site, I assume it would be fall shipping only, but you are right I could ask.

Thanks,
Gale

I ordered from them a few weeks back and received Pleated Pumpkin plus some amazing bonus plants.