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Re: daylilies
- To: <perennials@mallorn.com>
- Subject: Re: daylilies
- From: "* S* <m*@iol.ie>
- Date: Mon, 11 Aug 1997 20:00:28 +0100
Wondering whether daylilies suffer when treated too well. Mine seem to
thrive on very thin, poor soil.
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> From: Isabelle Hayes <bhayes@zelacom.com>
> To: perennials@mallorn.com
> Subject: daylilies
> Date: 11 August 1997 15:28
>
> Greetings Gentlefolk:
>
> Last week there was a thread about daylilies' failure to blossom, and I
got
> the idea that this isn't anything to worry about, when they've been
> transplanted; am I correct?
>
> I moved several clumps of them last year, and this year some of them
haven't
> flowered; to tell the truth, they're in with long-established tiger
lilies
> so I can't tell yet if they even put out foliage; I was going to see
what
> they looked like after the season is over, and then transplant them again
if
> necessary;
>
> can someone tell me whether I should move them, if the foliage looks
healthy?
>
> Isabelle Hayes
>
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