Glad you are happy.
Wishing you many blooms

Lisa

Lisa, Mine arrived today too! Hurray!
My were you ever generous with the fans. Thank you so much.

I'm sending you more money tomorrow (payday), The postage you paid was more than the amount you asked for. You sold these Daylilies at such affordable prices that it just doesn't seem fair that some of your money should go towards the shipping.

Is any of the Searching for Blue or Surprise Encounter left ???? I love pink / purple / maroon / etc.

Ruth

That is sweet of you Joy! Glad you are happy!

Sending you a tree mail Ruth

I sent a tree mail with the ones I would like to buy!

Just replied Natalie.

I will be posting a few more tonight or tomorrow. These most likely will be the last I have to offer. thank you to all who have helped me raise the money to replace the ones I lost.

Lisa

Thanks Lisa! Can't wait to see what else you have!

Hi all,

I am not a very knowledgeable gardener yet so here I am asking :). What is the most likely reason, or combination of reasons, that cause my pink daylilies to bloom into more peachy, lighter tones and the purplish ones to be more of a blah burgundy. The colors of other colored lilies seem more muddy at times as well. I read reviews of the varieties and some people report blooming of the desired color and others report results like mine. "Stawberry Candy" looks almost flesh colored, like a muddiness of color and the eye zone is not very distinct. "South Seas" however looks great. So, what do you think? The soil here is a bit acidic, could that be it?
Thanks fellow think tankers,
MK

Last daylilies to post:

Susan heimerdinger $8 SOLD
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Susan Heimerdinger')

Ancient elf $ 7 ( 1 available)
Great smaller tall Daylily- blooms like crazy


Lone Wolf $7. SOLD


Mascara Snake $7 (1 available)
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Mascara Snake')

Aerially Inclined $5 SOLD
Tall late bloomer
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Aerially Inclined')

Baby Julia $5 SOLD
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Baby Julia')

Decatur Cherry Smash $4 ( 1 available) SOLD
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Decatur Cherry Smash')

Spin dazzle $4 (2 available) 1 available
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Spindazzle')

Beauty To Behold $ 4 (1 available)
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Beauty to Behold').

Magic Carpet Ride $5 SOLD
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Magic Carpet Ride')

Pink Peppermint $ 5 ( 1 available) SOLD


Kindly light $4 (2 available) 1 available


Zagora $4 (2 available)


Lunar Mist $4 (2 available) 1 available
Glows as a clump!
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lunar Mist')

Little business $3 ( 2 available)
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Little Business')

Clarion call $7 (1 available) SOLD
Hybridized by one of my local club members


Gordon Biggs $4 (1 available) SOLD
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Gordon Biggs')

Lilting Lady $5 ( 2 available) SOLD
Very pretty pink with darker eye ( much brighter than posted picture)

Etched in gold $ 4 ( 1 available)


Little grapette $3 (2 available)
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Little Grapette')

Pandora's Box $3 (2 available) SOLD

welcome!
Since you are a new member, are your dl new also? If you are kind of new to dl and you have only had them planted one season, the first year's blooms do not always look very pretty. Once they are more established they can have much richer color, larger blooms, taller scapes ect. If you have had them more than one season, please disregard and maybe someone else will chime in here.

Welcome MaryKay!

Frillylily is right. Daylilies do better once they are settled in. Soil and temperature do seem to play a role in color but I do not know of any guidelines ( not like hydrangeas)

Lisa

Sent another tree mail!

MaryKay said:Hi all,

I am not a very knowledgeable gardener yet so here I am asking :). What is the most likely reason, or combination of reasons, that cause my pink daylilies to bloom into more peachy, lighter tones and the purplish ones to be more of a blah burgundy. The colors of other colored lilies seem more muddy at times as well. I read reviews of the varieties and some people report blooming of the desired color and others report results like mine. "Stawberry Candy" looks almost flesh colored, like a muddiness of color and the eye zone is not very distinct. "South Seas" however looks great. So, what do you think? The soil here is a bit acidic, could that be it?
Thanks fellow think tankers,
MK

@MaryKay

Please join us in the Daylily forum! Everyone would love to meet you, and there are a lot of very nice and helpful people there that will answer any questions that you have!
http://garden.org/forums/view/...

Lisa and Frillylily,

I think you must be right. They were only one year in my garden then. Can 't wait to check it out this year to see what happens.

MK

Hi Lisa,

I would like to purchase one each of "Pandora's Box"', "Lilting Lady", "Decatur Cherry Smash", "Pink Peppermint" and "Gordon Biggs". Is that doable now? I sent you a treemail earlier and the varieties I mentioned then now appear to have been sold. These new postings are gorgeous too. Let me know how we work this out. I will keep an eye out on the treemail.

Thanks, MK

Post pictures! We love sharing pictures on the daylilies forum.

Mary Kay! I put sold because of YOUR tree email!

Sending you a new tree mail

Lisa

Hi Natalie,

Thank you, I will ck out the daylily forum. I stumbled across Lisa's "daylilies for good prices" thread as I was searching for photos that showed a more realistic color of the Gauguin dl compared to the color saturated photos that are used in many catalogs. I have never signed up to a site like this until today. You all are so helpful and I am very glad that I signed up!

I noticed your photo and in regards to your quote, I think that Golden Retrievers are good for the inside of a person as well as horses. I miss my big goofy friend.
Thx again,
MK
(I accidentally uploaded the bouquet image and cannot figure out how to get rid of it)

Susan heimerdinger
pandora box
Lunar mist
clarion call
kindly light
baby Julia
If these are there still available I will take them.