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| It’s hard to believe it, but the field is slowly clearing of snow. Little by little the snow recedes and the earth appears. It’s definately a process of two steps forward and one step backward, or maybe one step forward and then just stand there for a few days.
We did get out and do some raking on the edges and cleaning up in the greenhouse too. |
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| The 2026 Catalog is being printed and should start showing up in people’s mailboxes in about 7-10 days. If by about 2 weeks if you haven’t received a catalog, please email me and I’ll send one right out
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One interesting daylily collection I offer is the Season Of Blooms. It is cultivars I select to cover the whole bloom season. They do come unlabelled, but most are named cultivars and I make sure to include a range of colors.
I always include a generous count.
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I’ll never stop touting the tall daylilies. The sculptural beauty of the fans and scapes are barely outshone by the blooms. My tall cultivars derive from species and as such are incredibly resilient and hardy.
Some are so tall I classify them as Super Tall
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There is something so satisfying looking at luscious green growing plants. And daylilies are perfect that way. Healthy fans above healthy roots. This is how we grow and ship them.
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| Dante must go out every day. But he’s not happy with the conditions. Soon I’ll be bringing him to the greenhouse with me, which will make him very happy, as it’ll be toasty warm in there. |
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