Hi folks! It's almost time to start shipping daylilies for spring. They have been growing like crazy the last couple of weeks with the rain and milder temps. Our little farm is licensed and inspected and finally has a catalog of plants available. (With perhaps 20,000 images to review, it took a while to curate our listing!) We have a varied collection from years of cherry-picking from other growers' stock. You will see some you have likely not come across before and are not offered elsewhere. We grow many more cultivars than featured, and they will be available as increase allows. I have included performance observations and have had much fun enthusing about our hem-babies, giving particular attention to rebloom, branching, bud-building and dormancy. Take a look:

https://daylilycatalog.com/use...

Tree-mail or email me to check availability or with questions. We are in East Tennessee and are rust free. (We had no daylily rust last year either.) Payment reserves your plants for you.

I have no room for now but bookmarked your site for the future

Beautiful website! So happy to have another reliable source. As someone who has received plants (trade) from Justine, I can attest to the health and quality of what she sends. You will not be disappointed.

I couldn't resist taking a look, and I must say your website is wonderful--such an interesting selection, with great pictures and the personal observations are so helpful. I think an order may be in my future!

Tina, for the endorsement! And Jane for the feedback! I know I don't always use the ideal terminology but I've tried my best to describe what I see. Have fun looking and stay in touch. And Dave, we'll have even more offerings to tempt you next year. Enablers R Us...

Love your new website Justine and your comments about the individual plants are really nice!

Thank you, Vickie! I do like the Daylily Catalog platform. It makes it really easy to list a plant and add details and pictures. And a reminder: a basic listing is free for users! I have a paid subscription because I have so many cultivars.

I appreciate the orders (and trades), fellow hem-lovers! Thank you for your confidence and trust! If any of you are still on the fence, now is the time to get 'em while we're digging. The plants are growing like bamboo right now and will soon be scaping. Then we'll take a break for the bloom season and summer heat.

I got part of my order and they look big, hefty and beautiful! Just a word - don't miss these!