I so agree. My biggest peeve is no rebloom. I'm down here in FL where a lot of these growers live. If a plant doesn't rebloom here, it doesn't rebloom. I have my eye on one that is supposed to rebloom and this next year will be it's third year. If it doesn't, it's toast!

When first into daylilies, it was hard to part with anything.
It gets easier with time, especially when you see some WONDERFUL performers compared to those fussy ones.
Now, those that leave the garden fall into two categories:

non-consistent performers: I've gotten rid of beauties like GERDA BROOKER: after 8 years, it had only increased to 4 fans, survived but didn't thrive and bloomed about every other year if I was lucky. PEPPERMINT DELIGHT: absolutely gorgeous bloom, I hated to get rid of this one, but it just didn't like this climate. I sent it back to Texas where it is hopefully happy.SOUTHERN CORAL is another one with a pretty face that was a southern belle. I could go on!

Then there are some that I just get tired of after a few years. Maybe they don't turn out to be as thrilling as they looked in the catalog or maybe they were sent as a bonus. They perform well but some just leave here because they are boring. Believe it or not, some were mentioning just getting FASHION POLICE. I'm thinking about getting rid of it. I'm also motivated to keep downsizing before my garden is on regional tour in 2012 - want to get the numbers down to under 700, wouldn't mind if it is closer to 600. After having 1000 at one time, it becomes a lot to take care of and maintain in a display garden as one gets older.