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Aug 12, 2015 4:06 PM CST
Name: Becky
Sebastian, Florida (Zone 10a)
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Cindy - I LOVE that Scandinavia! What a tall beauty! Definitely a good one to own!

Betty - 1/3 acre. Hmmm ... my property is 1/4 acre, but I have a home on my property too. Is your home also located on your property? I ask because I am trying to figure out how to squeeze more daylily beds around my yard. How many in-ground daylily beds do you have and what is the size of them? (I hope you don't mind my being nosy....?)

I think I was very lucky this year because for some reason, the majority of my daylilies bloomed in May before the real heat of summer hit. Which may be why I had such good luck with seed production this year. I can understand your frustration with the bloom season and the heat index when trying to hybridize. Sad

Kevin wrote, "Sounds like its getting easier to find daylily suppliers no matter where you live which is wonderful."
Unfortunately for me, that is not true .... yet. Maybe I can create some rust resistant cultivars that will get the attention of other local gardeners and see daylily interest return here.... I would love to be able to join a local club and see them for sale at the local nurseries. Maybe in my lifetime .... would sure be nice! Smiling
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters, compared to what lies within us.
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