I keep saying the same thing but in the end, I add more.

Seedlings are taking over my extra bed space so in order to get more next year, I have to eliminate a couple next year. It is also a good time to evaluate those that are better off in a warmer climate.

So far I haven't bought any for next year. I'm in the same situation as Julia. Something has to go before I can add any. I also have seedlings taking up more and more room. Even my temporary bed is full. I keep seeing things I have to have, but I don't have anywhere to put them.
Val

I've only got two coming next spring, but only because they are coming from Earlybird, will be rust free when they arrive, and I didn't want to miss out on these two varieties. After having rust for the first time this year, I'm going to hold off and see if the winter is cold enough to kill off the rust on the few rusters that I am keeping over (the rest got pitched). That's the plan anyway. If it doesn't work out that way, then the rusters will be trashed next year and I'll stay pat for awhile until I get back to a rust free garden. So far our temperatures haven't gotten consistently cold enough for many of the daylilies to even go dormant yet. Still way too much green......Maryl

I only plan on adding a few and 2 of them are seedlings from a friend. I am getting to the point where I will have some key named cultivars for breeding with and a lot of seedlings. I think I bought 6 plants last year. Maybe things will change as more of the named cultivars leave here.

I've got about 20 more I want and I have 5 I planted from the Fall.

Fall:
Venus Flytrap
My CHihuahua Bites
Wolverine
Malcolm David Brooker
Victorian Gardens Star Brite

Winter (so Far)

Ashwood Smokey Joe
Born To Bite
Hippopatomus
Malaysian MArketplace
Overdrive
Purple Tarantula
Stardust Dragon

TO BUY STILL:

Halloween Green
Hats Off To Sue
One Eyed Willie
Shy Boy and Whispered Blessings from Song Sparrow
King Cobra
Sea Monster
Heidi Hugs
I'd like the TET version of Lavender Blue Baby and
Indian Giver

And the beuatiful Red from Ashwood daylilies- been on their waiting list...it's TO DIE FOR. UGH!

I decided that since I spent so much money on seeds that I might as well own the plant. Sooo, I got rid of a ton and work overtime to buy the new ones. I'm soooo excited!!! There was a city-wide garage sale last year and I put about 50 by the curb for free, about 35 to my Mother in Law, and the best ones to my friend (about 12). I'm ready for some new blood!

Dani

Same here. I have so many seedlings that either have to shine or out they go. A number of older varities are being given to the local church sales or to family. I did order a few[less than 30..:)) but a group of the present gardens are going to the back garden lot]...Their fate and the seedlings are hanging in the balance, grow or out you go...I refuse to add more gardens. Too much even of daylilies, is too much, I guess.Early Seasons greetings to everyone.cheers, lloyd

I forgot to mention I did get a few Norris, Clarity of Vision[wanted this one for a long time], Sam Abel and Reckamp/Klehm's Ruffles Ah Go Go. I also got First Crush and Madi Gras Beads. But stuff is being moved out to make room for the new.....Oh and a friend and I bought Where's Waldo[Korth] cheers, lloyd

WEll, I fell off the wagon, or should I say I got on it!! Got back on the auction and so far I have coming this spring

Barcode
Supermodel
Star Monster
Weaver's Web

then did an instant buy for Texas Painted Eyes!! Just couldn't help myself.

Still looking for a few more. Gonna squeeze them in.
Cindy

I've joined you on that wagon Cindy.;-) I've kept to my promise to stay off the LA BUT I bought a couple from Phil Korth that will come in the spring from him.

Earth And Stars
Rocks Cry Out
Gentle On My Mind
Orange Overload

I've decided to move most of the seedlings down to the old vegetable garden which will be my spring project.

Julia

i haven't ordered a single cultivar this year. first time in 15 years that i don't have at least 50 coming. still working on moving out the ones i don't use for breeding, until that time, no more buying.

I ordered a second daylily. It is one I REALLY, REALLY want for my hybridizing: Nancy Thomas(Benz 2010). I can't wait to cross it with Heir to the Throne. Start engraving the Stout Medal.

Have a place of honor all ready to display your medal Edward?-lol. That tickled me. I don't hybridize but encourage all of you to create something beautiful for MY garden (and having seen a few of yours Edward they certainly are that). Just make it colorfast/sunfast and rust resistant - easy peasy.....I said no more daylilies, but Robin with Earlybird wrote a reminder of her sale ending soon, and I ended up with 2 more for next spring. They say temperatures are dipping down to the low teens here for a few days, and according to rumor that should kill any rust I have (hopefully not the plants). But that's all. I swear it, well maybe not swear it, but promise it, well maybe not promise it, but will try it - it's awfully long over winter and to not look at daylily pictures is very hard. I'm so weak.......Maryl

No buying DLs But I am the recipent of about 20 plants. I
had some yard cleanup done. This man did a marvelous job on making a nicer looking yard with room for more DLs. My
daughter did some work on her DLs and I received a bunch of
beauties. I have a list of them but don't want to copy it
right now.

I am thrilled to have these and I am eager to see them
bloom. I have gotten too old to do much in the garden so
I found a fine worker. I'll try to post pictures when they
bloom.\\

Happy New Year

Kay

I got some Christmas daylily money so I added a couple more daylilies to my latest order. They are Ruckus and Warrior of Virtue. Those two have not yet been confirmed by the seller.

I got some Christmas daylily money so I added a couple more daylilies to my latest order. They are Ruckus and Warrior of Virtue. Those two have not yet been confirmed by the seller.

Ruckus was stunning for me this year. I used its pollen all over the place. cheers, lloyd..PS I paid $100 for it a couple of years ago. I'm now convinced that it is best to wait several years as the price falls quickly on some of these.