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Apr 11, 2014 5:36 AM CST
Name: Marilyn, aka "Poly"
South San Francisco Bay Area (Zone 9b)
"The mountains are calling..."
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@Tink - Thanks for that reassurance. Given that Dawn can be used at low concentration for rust, I should have known that... but I was thinking about the Dawn-laden water being soaked up by the roots.

@Vickie - I have overwintered daylilies in tubs and buckets of water. *Blush* Most of them survive. (The trick is to keep an eye on the water level, and make sure the crown does not get submerged. I am not always on top of this.) Our winter temperature rarely dips below freezing here (unlike in Indiana), so if the water in the tubs *does* freeze, it is not for long, and thus not something that I need to worry about. (I recall one such time, early on when I first starting buying daylilies mail-order, when the water was (at least partially) frozen. I was shocked and horrified to discover the "frozen" daylilies that morning, but the daylilies came through just fine.)
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