to all the Lilly people
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- From: "* -* G* o* W* <d*@ados.com>
- Date: Sat, 1 Aug 1998 22:58:54 -0700
I was walking to the mail box
today and noticed that the neighbor down the road had thrown out large clumps of
Day Lillys. She said she didn't know what they were and didn't like
them. She said I could have them if I wanted them. So I eagerly
scooped them up and brought them home. She said they hardly ever bloomed
and, because she is color blind, she didn't know their colors. I found one
wilted, orange bloom that I recognized as a Day Lilly.
So my question to all you
wonderful Lilly lovers is, what now?
1. They are
in clumps about a foot across and the leaves are cut to about 8 inches
tall.
2. The dirt around them is very dry and hard,
she said they had been sitting out on the driveway for two days.
( we've been overcast and
rainy, high 70's )
3. I don't
no much about Lillys but I would say they look very, very root bound. ( are they
suppose to look that way? )
So, what do you all think? Should I toss
them? Can they be saved? How do I save them? Should I separate
them with a shovel? Maybe soak them in a bucket of water for
awhile?
I really
don't have a clue what to do with them but I know someone here does.
Please, help? I really would like to make them work.
Rachel
- NW Oregon
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