Very unlikely. not many hybridizers i know who’d be willing to do all that work just to sell the seeds. i wouldn’t.

I figured as I'm too lazy to do all that work myself. :o)

At least you're honest. Diane

That was said mostly in jest. This year I do plan to do some specific crosses of some of my daylilies. They seem a bit easier to control since they are only open and ready to pollinate for a day. I suppose if I don't get up early enough a bee could come along. Do people bag or somehow block a bees access to buds before they open to insure the cross they intend is the only one? I haven't read up about how hybridizers do crosses.

This appears to be the standard method of crossing roses.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2myBNPxsokE

Any one use this method or another?