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Mar 8, 2016 6:17 PM CST
Name: Becky
Sebastian, Florida (Zone 10a)
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Maurice - As always, thank you for the time you put into trying to explain daylily growth to me and everyone. It's sinking in. Thumbs up

Arlene - So you mainly grow EVs?

Here is my daylily bed a week later from my earlier photo post. I am amazed at the foliage growth. There are 9 dormants in there. No scapes that I can detect yet, but I know it won't be long. I can't wait! I am ready to see some bloom here for the first time!

My new raised key-hole daylily bed showing a week's growth!:
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And another new smaller raised bed in front of my vertical herb garden. I wrote an article here on ATP about the vertical garden. The plants in that herb garden are the original plants from 2 years ago. I can't believe they have survived my hot summers (with watering) in such small garden boxes. Herbs and daylilies are tough plants! :

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