Seedfork said:I just went ahead and ordered from Wild's. Total order of just over $50.00, my first daylily order on line. Not much by most standards but a large order for me, but I don't think the prices could be beat. My main concern were that they all be rust resistant, then I wanted a mixture of blooming times, and finally a mixture of blooms, of course at those prices, nothing fancy.
Awesome Blossom, Spanish Glow, Tuscawilla Tigress, Lavender Stardust, Rose Emily, Hush Little Baby, Jolyene Nichole, Sunday Gloves (my favorite of the bunch), and Lime Frost (my second favorite).
I also ordered from Wild, but likely won't do so again since their answer to my rust inquiry (which I asked after I ordered) made me uneasy. They claimed to have never had rust (which may or may not be true) and that rust had been in the South, but they hadn't heard about it for awhile.
How can one be in the daylily business big scale and not know where rust is happening? A top Florida hybridizer told me that he could see a little of it when he looked out over the fields. Now that is very honest.
I've also been told some plants are rust resistant in some areas but not so much in others.
I'm also waiting on shipments I bought of the lily auction site. Also purchased a big variety of seeds that are now growing and in process of being planted in beds. Also got some plants from the local club auction. I've been told that buying through the club is a good way to get price & value.
