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Seedfork said:It seems that Wild's ships smaller daylilies that most other venders, yet the replies show the plants do very well. So my question is how important is plant size when receiving a new daylily?

Well to me NOW it really doesn't matter the size unless I pay a high price and I get something smaller than a pencil that really has no roots and I know won't bloom for at least 2 years if it survives. As long as there are good roots I am ok with smaller plants.