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NOIDS

11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

Like Indian cast system the NOIDs appear to be low cast
Daylilies

I am new in the field, was given a kick start by two forum
friends and have fallen in love with these plants.

All of my plants are seedlings so NOIDs

I spend lot of time browsing the forum and what is being offered
by the industry.

I think my Noids can compete with any of the blue blooded
Daylilies.

Here are some

Spider, 13 inches span

And some more

And many more

Arif

Comments (13)

  • 11 years ago

    Dear Arif, are we going to be treated to some photos of your new treasures?

    Kristi

  • 11 years ago

    Arif, I too am waiting to see your babies. They are always beautiful! - J


  • 11 years ago
    last modified: 11 years ago

    Actually, the attachment of pictures has become very easy. They are to be uploaded directly from a directory on the own computer. Arif MIGHT be yet to find this out.

  • 11 years ago
    last modified: 11 years ago

    Maybe on the Daylily (Hemerocallis) forum?

  • 11 years ago
    last modified: 11 years ago

    Yes I found his photo in another forum.spiders-in-the-garden

    Click the spiders-in-the-garden text (it should be a link) and scroll down. He's posted a beautiful photo.

    K

  • 11 years ago

    Arif,

    Hoping you can figure out how to post your pictures. Looking at all the new creations/babies that people have grown is one of my favorite things to do. So please don't give up :) - J


  • 11 years ago

    Oh also, I thought at first you were another Arif that posts lots of his beautiful babies here, but as you are new - Welcome and please keep posting. - J

  • 11 years ago

    Jody, I think it's our friend Arif. I went to the profile page and it seems to be our good friend from Lehore, who also loves to play golf!!! New profile name!

    It's nearly impossible for me to post from Photobucket. You have to have your photos on your computer or tablet to post easily. I think Arif had his photos in an album, do he is having the same problems I am experiencing!

    Kristi

  • 11 years ago

    Kristi - thanks for clearing that up! I wasn't sure :)
    It is easier for me to post pics now because I don't have to resize - which was a pain. So you upload to Photobucket to file in folder and then download to your computer from Photobucket to post - then clear file off computer? Sounds like bootcamp for downloading and uploading lol - J


  • 11 years ago

    For me it's more simple this new way as I have 11,000+/- photos on both of my computers and now I can easily just send the choices I wish to post to documents and, I type in the title of the picture into the documents box and the picture comes up to view before I select it to make sure I have the right photo before I send it to the thread. Of course all along I have labeled all my pictures doing away with the DSC numbers so they easily are found from the search box in my Windows 7 picture gallery.

    In the past I used Picasa to post fromwhich of course I still have, but I found that from time to time if I wanted to delete a photo from a Picasa album it changed the sequence of the pictures and I ended up with the wrong picture on a thread. This has happened numerous times when I would be looking up something from several years ago and find my pictures have been removed or the wrong picture is in its place, annoying. I never had to resize anything and still don't which is very nice.

    I guess we'll all find our own way of posting pictures eventually and no more duplicate posts and, changing something on a thread is so simple now!

    Donna

  • 11 years ago

    Thank you dear friends, I am learning and so is houzz. Initially when I posted directly from my computer it was refused being too big, now it is being accepted but you have to do it one by one.











    Here you are pictures of my 2005 spring.

    Arif

  • 11 years ago

    Dear Arif....should I blame or credit you with my latest purchase? The local daylily garden is selling out and all their plants are half off! I bought 4 ruffly ones (normal form) and 4 spider forms. All were at least double fans. Seemed like a good time to try them since I have expanded a flower bed in the back yard. Thanks....I think!!

  • 11 years ago

    Hi Kristi,

    Very few people grow Daylilies here but now the fever is catching up, friend Susan (USA) started me off by gifting me some seedlings and later seeds.

    now I am hooked, Amaryllis has 60%, Daylilies 30% and rest of my garden space is for Lilium and other bulbs.

    I am in the process of sorting them, grouping and discarding, keeping only what I like the most.

    Thanks

    Arif

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