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Re: This season's best, and a question

> 
> 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?

It would be a mature plant.  Many of them have beautiful flowers but the
hybridizer can see the flaws the rest of us don't notice, so it is
deemed unworthy of naming.  A friend and I got a few Munson seedlings
from Daylily Discounters a few years back and they're beautiful.  Just
makes you think about the "keepers" if these are rejects.  
Joanne
jopyz@earthlink.net
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