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Daylilies
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I am able to do some work in the daylilies..

7 years ago

I am happy to say I've moved a few clumps, dug some daylilies for my oldest son's new home, and pulled out some dead scapes from about 1/5 of the daylilies over the past week. I've got 2 spots ready for 2 daylilies that will be coming [from Debra and Kay] when the heat cools a bit. Only doing a little a day as it is so tiring, and not every day, but it is an improvement! Some things will have to wait til next year.

So many bee pollen seed pods every where. I may end up with seedlings throughout my beds.

A couple spots where I've never been able to fully eradicate bermuda grass are filling up with it. I pulled a bunch of that too.

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  • 7 years ago

    I'm glad to see you have been able to get out a bit. It's tiring at first, but you will get stronger. I find I always feel better, though tired, after being in the garden.


    Nancy

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