tveguy3 said:Ken ONLY 3! Although you did qualify that with a "yet" so there may be hope for you. You will have to tell me how to get daylily seeds to grow. I made some crosses a few years back got seeds, and couldn't get them to grow. Maybe that's a good thing.
Not sure what the best way is. What worked for me is that I dried seeds for a day or two and put them in a ziplock bag. Threw them in the fridge crisper for about a month or so. I thinks they need that cold dormant period to break dormancy. Then put them in a slighly moist paper towel and put them back in fridge for a week or two. Pulled them out from there into a dark warm area and they began to sprout. Some of them sprouted in the fridge. Some of the seeds took up to a month or better to sprout, but I got about 90% germination rate.
