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Hemaholics Anonymous: Meet Cindy Dye of Homeplace Gardens

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Sunday, March 6, 2011. Meet Cindy Dye of Homeplace Gardens. Its amazing how discriminating one can be in southern humidity.”. March 6, 2011 at 2:47 PM. I truly enjoy meeting all these hybridizers that you post on your blog. Cindy has some lovely seedlings for sure. March 6, 2011 at 4:32 PM. So nice to see anothers hybridizing work. Keep up the good work Cindy. December 12, 2011 at 9:24 AM. Hi Thanks A lot about Your Articles . very Nice. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Grand Valley Daylily Society.

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Natural Selection Daylilies

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Where the extrodinary is common. About (or- - what you will get if you order). 1 I list single fan under the daylily, but in most cases it will either be a double fan, or a gift plant will be sent with it. 2 If you are not familiar with zone 5 weather.daylilies here never grow to 'leek' size plants. What I send will be blooming size plants for zone 5.they may not look very big.but you will receive the same size that I have. They will be single fan only. 7 The colors on these photos have not been retouched.

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Natural Selection Daylilies

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Where the extrodinary is common. Picture number- 2. A plastic "shoebox" container 14" x 18". 3 After planting seeds, cover in plastic wrap- -place on electric blanket for quick germination. 4 Plastic 4-mil sheeting - - drill 3 1/4" round holes at 6" on center- -pin sides down. ( This is Tom Polston's method of planting Seedlings). 5 two finished rows. 6 recently planted seedlings. 8 - 9 one year later. 10 Let the scapes begin. 11 3rd year - plastic removed - terrific root systems.

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Natural Selection Daylilies

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Where the extrodinary is common. This page features different shots around the yard and will give you an idea of what else goes on here. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Front of the house from the street. Come On In and sit a spell. Front bed - "Ruby Spider". Front bed - Variegated Red-Bud tree. Bob as Rock Star (name given by Providence Club- NEDS). Ruby' Horsechestnut Tree- approximately 20' tall. Baumanni" double-blooming Horsechestnut tree. Tree Peony "High Noon" - 15 years old. This page and ...

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Natural Selection Daylilies

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Where the extrodinary is common. Click on Each Image for Full Description. Introductions By Year      View by Name. The Witches Poison Apple. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. Show me your Etchings. Eric S. Simpson. Room Full of Mirrors. The Dance of the Sugar. Dancing to a Flute. What Does The Fox Say. Memorial To Flight 93. The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao. The Dish Ran Away With. What to Wear in. The Vicar of Vogue. Dr Jules Michael *. Changing faces in Patterns.

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Springwood Gardens: April 2014

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Daylily hybridizing at Springwood. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Crossing a pattern onto similar genetics. This is 0914 the past couple of days. I used it today on everything genetically related (going back to 52708). Will be fun to see the kids next year. This pattern is showing up all over the place now:-). These are some of the pod parents I put it on - all going back one to 3 generations to 52708. They are 4814, 1314, 2614, 2914, 4214, 4414, 4514. Thursday, April 24, 2014. Tuesday, April 22, 2014. Because...

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Springwood Gardens: Lots going on in this flower:-)

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Daylily hybridizing at Springwood. Saturday, April 11, 2015. Lots going on in this flower:-). There sure is a lot going on in 13914! Look down in the throat to see even more patterning. I saw it for the first time last May in the greenhouse, and decided to keep it another year for breeding. Looking ever so much better this year on a tall scape. Will go outside to begin its testing in June/July. 0815 is a new one this year, and pretty much what you would expect from these parents. AHS Region One blog.

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Springwood Gardens: May 2013

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Daylily hybridizing at Springwood. Friday, May 17, 2013. Smell the roses, but watch the thorns on some of them:-). Other special rose colored seedlings I have seen this spring include: 1213, 9813 (2 pictures), 16013, and 20913. Complex breeding, but in most of these, the great color goes back to Not Guilty lines. Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Saturday, May 11, 2013. A dominant pattern - at last! Wednesday, May 1, 2013. Cure for the winter blues. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Springwood Gardens - You Tube video ...

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Springwood Gardens: Ruffles:-)

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Daylily hybridizing at Springwood. Monday, April 13, 2015. The star of today. Easy opener early this morning with no hanging up (must have "notches" - no ruffling- on ends of the petals). Pod fertile, but pollen is pretty white:-(. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Springwood Gardens - You Tube video (30 min./break in the middle). Springwood Gardens - website. Daylily Society of Minnesota (DSM). Daylily hybridizers and bloggers. American Hemerocallis Society - public site. AHS Region One blog.

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BROWNS FERRY GARDENS... The Daylilies Of Charles Douglas

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Daylilies A - B. Daylilies C - D. Daylilies E - H. Daylilies I - M. Daylilies N - R. Daylilies S - Z. Links to our Favorite Places. JUNE 4th and 5th. If you are in the area, please make plans to stop by. You will see thousands of daylilies in bloom and catch some good sale prices, too. This event is the highlight of our season. Please call if you need additional information or recommendations on local accommodations. Links to Our Favorite Places. Georgetown Area Daylily Club.