Re: About tagging crosses


In a message dated 6/28/2004 1:10:15 PM Central Daylight Time, 
ellengalla@yahoo.com writes:


> The photo link is helpful since my hand-made tags attached with
> knitting yarn is definitely not the way to go.....

Talkin' bout yarn!

I had a brainstorm once. I decided I could save time and dollars by color 
coding crosses with certain certain daylily pollens usin' yarn. This was not 
entirely original thought since others were using colored paper clips for the same 
purpose.

My problem likely was being given to excesses and cheap too. There were not 
enough paper clip colors to code all the pollens I wanted to use. Hence the 
yarn brainstorm.

By pod collection time, the yarns were all near the same color. The ones that 
were different were colors too far from the code sheet to be identified. All 
crosses so tagged on purple daylilies, were purple or black regardless of how 
they started.

So goes life for slow thinkin' Southerners.

Smiles,
Bill Burleson


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