Re: pink daylilies

There are  a lot -- and many of them give cites to others.  Try, for
starters:

http://www.daylily.com/exchange/dlinks.html (Daylily exchange)
http://www.daylilies.org/daylilies.html (which is the Am. Hemerocallis
Society cite -- lists the winners of its "popularity" contest))
http://httpd4.dmans.com/daylilies/other.html (Daylilies growing on the
information highway -- list of cites)
http://www.starlightdaylilies.com/disk.htm (Has a downloadable catalog
that is set up to allow use as a screensaver -- I'm very fond of it.)

I'd love to know your favorite daylilies.  I want to buy some new ones
this season at the local daylily club's exchange ($4 a double-fan --
can't be beat).

I still love the old favorites -- catherine woodberry, hyperion, stello
d'oro -- but I'm just learning about (and growing) some of the amazing
new ones (mostly I can't afford them, though).  I'm less interested in
ones that have perfect blossoms, but are not necessarily good garden
plants, than those that make a nice splash in the garden.  I like
baltimore oriole; red volunteer is smashing.  Many I put in last year
aren't ready to make a good showing this year, but may turn out to be
great. . . . .

I've heard kindly light is great, but haven't seen it.  More and more I
gravitate to plants that have a long long life, and that don't require a
lot of TLC.

Any suggestions?

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Do you know any really good daylily sites?  I found a few but wonder
what
others have found.

Heather on Vancouver Island

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