Re: daylilies

I have used the Eureka books, & they are helpful, but remember they are
printed ahead of time, & in many cases, the nurseries are out of some of
the more "in demand" varieties, by the time I get the book & try to order.

As far as who gives quality plants, the best way to find out is to check
with someone who has ordered & has first hand experience.

I can recommend the following from experience:
Dave Talbot nurseries
Daylily World
Ladybug Beauriful
Oakes Daylilies
Wilds
Klehms
All of these are reputable & send good plants. Most also have color
catalogs.

TerryLynn Sullivan

Miller, Devon wrote:

> I have become very interested in daylilies in the last 2 years, and I'm
> interested in getting decent prices on some new cultivars.  I notified
> from their website that Eureka publishes a book annually that compares
> the prices offered by a number of growers
> (http://www.gardeneureka.com/).  Has anyone used this?  Is it helpful,
> or a waste of money?  If not, how do you figure out who has decent
> prices?  And who in your experience sells good plants?  Lousy plants?
>
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