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Mar 12, 2015 9:26 AM CST
Name: Kim W
Md (Zone 6a)
More daylilies!!!!
Charter ATP Member I was one of the first 300 contributors to the plant database! Pollen collector Cat Lover Daylilies Plant and/or Seed Trader
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I keep a spreadsheet with the ahs data on it plus whether it is fertile for me, both pollen and pod or one or the other. I have started to add where it came from to that list as well. I keep a seperate record for my seedlings. Some years I'm better at seedling stats than others. I make sure to get at least one photo of each seedling too. To help me remember how they did. I am finding out that what I thought was spectatcular the day it first bloomed does not always excite by end of summer. I have a notebook for each years pollen parents with their tag, wire color. I keep a list of harvested seeds for each year in the same notebook. And I can not stress how important maps are. I have 6 maps for my beds that I update when I move something, get something new or something leaves. It is great for when the deer or crows move your plant labels. The seedling bed is mapped too, so hopefuly I won't lose parentage on them. I wish I was organized enough to keep better bud count, ffo and bloom time records, but I'm just not.
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