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Seed Pods Developing With Pic

14 years ago

I've been having alot of fun trying to hand cross pollinate. Look what's happening on my Crimson Pirate.

This is just my second year of growing daylilies. So Much Fun!

Now I have to find people to take them for a trade of theirs:)

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SheilaG1911
14 years ago
Nice healthy looking seed pods!

Sheila
newyorkrita
14 years ago
Really nice seed pods you have there.
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houstmag
14 years ago
WOW!! good job.
Linda
evie1955
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks Shelia, Rita and Linda:) Don't know what I'm doing but it goes to show, anyone can do it:)
marricgardens
14 years ago
Wow! Seed pods this early! From the look of those nice plump pods you will be getting quite a few seeds. Isn't hybridizing fun? Marg
evie1955
Original Author
14 years ago
Progress report:) Have harvested 4 of the seed pods so far. 3, 6, 9, 18 seeds in each. 36 seeds and I expect the same from the other pods. This is so much fun! Letting them dry now for 3 weeks. Hope I'm doing this right:)

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