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May 22, 2012 9:12 PM CST
Name: Ann
TN
Butterflies I was one of the first 300 contributors to the plant database! Daylilies Hummingbirder Ponds
Great seedlings, Mona. My favs are the red ones and the SC Cranberry Kid seedling. I saw three blooms in your photo. I'll bet it would be awesome in a big clump. You asked if I had noticed differences in color. I really haven't noticed any difference. What I have noticed is a decrease in bud count on nearly all the daylilies this year. I don't know if was the very warm weather, followed by freezing temps or if it is because I set too many pods on them last year. Whistling Whistling Actually, come to think of it, some that never set pods for me still have a lower bud count. I have used the same fertilizer regimen, except this year i did not use Epsom salts. I read somewhere, maybe on ATP that it can affect colors in daylilies. I am sure yours are enjoying all the special attention you have given them.
Ann (farmerbell); TN

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