Re: daylily-open DIGEST V1 #25

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• Subject: Re: daylily-open DIGEST V1 #25
• From: J* P* <j*@earthlink.net>
• Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 15:00:50 -0400
• References: <199807291459.JAA22814@lorien.mallorn.com>

Miller, Devon wrote:
> 
> On the same vein, what is the quality of the seed-bred daylilies?  Are
> they ok for landscaping?  And how long before they flower?

Like any hybrid the daylilies could be either spectacular or real dogs,
no way to predict.  You just have to select out the best from what comes
up.  A lot of course depends on the parents. Seeds from Stella will
probably look a lot like Stella.  I've found they sometimes bloom the
after the first winter, definitely the following year.  If they haven't
bloomed by the then they probably aren't worth keeping.  
I enjoy doing seeds simply because you don't know what you may get. I
doubt I'll ever find anything really outstanding in my seedling patch, 
but there were a couple of nice ones. 
Joanne
jopyz@earthlink.net
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