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cybrczch May 12, 2018 1:31 PM CST |
Southeastern Nebraska All plants have been growing in the same spot since 2014, I have owned them since before 2010. Weird growth patterns, some fans looked chewed on as they came up. First year I've seen this. Windsor Castle (left) and Eruption (right) ![]() Windsor Castle ![]() Eruption ![]() Strawberry Candy ![]() Closeup of Strawberry Candy ![]() Windsor Castle in a second location ![]() Does anyone have any ideas what I've got? |
sooby May 12, 2018 1:41 PM CST |
That's "spring sickness". Some info: http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_d... http://web.ncf.ca/ep568/galler... |
Name: Sue Petruske Wisconsin (Zone 5a) petruske May 12, 2018 7:46 PM CST |
Yes, Sue is right. Definitely spring sickness. Last year I had a lot more than what has shown up this year (so far). It seems every time I think I got by with not too much spring sickness...I go out a week later and see it all over the place. The clumps you have look pretty full. Don't do a thing with them. They will grow out of it and if they don't put on a good show this year, chances are they will be fine next year. I've been dealing with spring sickness in my gardens for years and for the life of me I cannot come up with any scenario that caused it. (And neither can the experts.) I try to see or record a consistent occurrence over the years, but, NOTHING. So frustrating. I sure hope the experts can come up with something. It's driving me nuts. I just want to know... |
cybrczch May 13, 2018 9:49 AM CST |
Thank you @sooby and @petruske (Sue and Sue) |
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