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This season's best, and a question
- To: daylily-open@mallorn.com
- Subject: This season's best, and a question
- From: "* D* <d*@kilstock.com>
- Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 13:28:00 -0400
My favorite is Catherine Woodberry, although I also loved Red Volunteer.
My old favorite is Hyperion, but I divided it very aggressively last
spring, and I didn't do well last summer or this summer as I result. I
am hoping it will be ok by next year. Another nice one was June Wedding
(I think that's the name).
I have planted Joan Senior several years, but it never seems to do well.
Please keep letting us know your successes -- I want suggestions for
what to buy this fall.
Thanks.
Devon Miller
Chevy Chase, Maryland zone 7
A question: Occassionally I read about daylily grower's "seedlings."
Does this mean, literally, a teeny tiny daylily plant, or does it mean a
plant grown from seed that may well be a mature plant, but that hasn't
been named and may never be named?
Thanks.
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