Bumping this up so Maryl will see it.

Thanks for the info. I'm happy to hear you are having so much success rehoming your daylilies. The heat in Texas is such now that my friend is not willing to accept any new plants until fall (if then), so this works out just fine. You have enough on your hands with moving and friends coming over to worry about digging and shipping daylilies in the next few months. It was just a passing thought on my behalf when you said you weren't going to take evergreens with you...........In the meantime, I blew out my knee yesterday and am trying to stay in bed and hoping it will recover. Those pots don't water themselves.............Maryl

Maryl - It looks like the temps are going to be sky high for the foreseeable future, so mailing in the next couple weeks would really fry the daylilies anyway. Thanks though for trying to help me find new homes for my cast-offs. I do wish I could find someone to take Pink Aloha. It's such a nice pink, but it has that sprawling habit and I think it would be somewhat tender in Indy.

Debra

I'll ask if she could make an exception for Pink Aloha (and use my most convincing sales pitch.-lol). But how much would I need to quote her including shipping?............Maryl

Maryl - Today at my reitired teachers luncheon two of my dear teacher friends said they would love to have it to remember me by, so they are splitting the clump. On of them used to teach the hula at her stepfather's dance studio, so a daylily with that Hawaiian name is appropriate for her.

Debra

Pink Aloha grows okay here.

Good to know, Mantis! Maybe these evergreen seedlings from Pink Aloha and Bubblegum Queen will do OK in Indiana. I do really love those.

Debra