petruske said:This was going to be the year that I measure, count and record. I was going to enter a lot of "plant reports" but have changed my mind on that because it would not be a true reflection of what the plant can do. 
Sue, do your measure, count, record in any case. Either this year is an anomaly and your record this year can be held up against 'normal' years as a bottom line benchmark, or this year will be the new 'true reflection' (shut my mouth.)
Every year is a true reflection of how a plant performs. Include weather data so that in X number of years you can look at your records and say something like; "Look at that week of high temps in March."
Or don't and enjoy your daylilies.
Went to a regional in Wichita years ago, a hail storm swept through one tour garden the evening before the buses arrived. Our host had one bloom, yep, just one to show, MILK CHOCOLATE Carney 1967;
Photo credit TroubleX2
Enjoy your blooms for tomorrow you may have but one.
Charley
