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Delightful Dilemma

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

My crop of "volunteer" seeds from 2014, which yielded one bloomer last year, has produced five, and maybe six, that will bloom this year. In addition, the cross I created in 2015 has produced at least six plants that will bloom this year. So, what do I do now, with all these new plants??

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Nancy 6b
9 years ago
Well, of course get rid of lawn & expand daylily beds! I have so much trouble removing my babies, after all, next year they might behave better & not bloom at ground level where I can't see them, etc. I can see something I like in almost all of them. Of course, some look "almost" identical, and how to choose favorites from your children. I even have a soft spot for the more delicate or homely ones.
DaveinVA (7a)
Original Author
9 years ago
LOL! Some folks on this forum can probably measure their DL beds in acres. More power to them! If I were to measure mine, it would be in square feet.
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