| crackingtheconcrete, Having someone send me rust still upsets me. If more people weren't ambivalent about rust, maybe we wouldn't have to deal with it. Anyway, the procedure I've seen recommended and think it works well is to strip the outer two leaves on each side of each fan, then cut the remaining leaves off down just into the white portion. About a half inch above the crown. You can soak the plant in a 5% bleach solution if you wish, won't hurt. I follow with a soak in 1/2 teaspoon SuperThrive in 3 gals of water. Then pot up or plant in a spot isolated from your main garden. Monitor the plant through a rust period or about six months minimum before introducing it to your garden. If it develops rust, repeat the procedure. Link to AHS Rust Page below for additional information. Good luck, Ed |
Here is a link that might be useful: AHS Daylily Rust page