This will be the last summer at the garden which is across from the house that they used to live in. They have sold the house and garden. They have bought a house in town and now live in town. They still garden across from their previous house. I think they will continue to hybridize at their new home as long as they are able. (Hope that is a long time.) At the current garden the registered daylilies are in the ground under a shade cloth, but most of their seedlings are in pots. I would think they will downsize some by the end of June. The actual garden is small. As David said, they do not grow that many registered daylilies that they use for hybridizing. They turn out some fantastic seedlings.
Yes, our passenger and I may be holding a pot or two all the way home.
David will have to drive, so he will have to keep both hands on the steering wheel.
Doris
