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  • Fantastic album! It's interesting to see how other people do it. While I start mine under lights, too, I just cram the seeds into a milk carton (up to 110 on a 4" x 4" surface area) and leave the seedlings there until I plant them in the ground 4-6 months later, and I plant them only 4" apart then. I wish you the best of luck and will be expecting to see some wonderful introductions from you in the near future.

  • said daredevildaylilies

  • 2010.12.16 at 06:36:32 PST

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  • Now that I live in a climate where I can grow day lillies I hope to plant some. I have always loved them but could not grow them in 130 degree heat and 7% humidity. Here in Westminster near Disneyland we can grow about anything. Most of my hybrid cacti have flowers as large as daylillies or bigger, some up to 8 inch diameter.

  • said dwdiffenderfer

  • 2009.08.31 at 15:41:44 PDT

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  • I love your lilies, I am doing about the same thing with cacti. Hybridizing is very interesting. It takes me about 8 years to see the results of my crosses.

  • said dwdiffenderfer

  • 2009.08.31 at 04:59:34 PDT

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  • Thank you for visiting my pages. I have only gotten to take a quick look here and am thrilled by what I've seen. I will be back to look at everything. Your crosses are awesome. I would really like to talk to you guys about what you're doing. Hopefully I will get my 2008 pics up n the next few weeks. Really great wrk -- thanks for finding me! God bless, Diana

  • said rrtaliesen

  • 2009.04.01 at 18:22:39 PDT

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  • This is quite a farm for a retired couple. It must take a lot of daily work to keep up with it; a labor of love I guess. The soil looks great, and you are creating some lovely blooms. I can see some profitable years ahead.

  • said Brian_53

  • 2008.07.09 at 20:02:03 PDT

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  • You must really love what you are doing with hybridizing daylilies. Wow! So much work involved. Daylilies are some of my very favorites to grow - mostly because they grow so easily for me. Mary

  • said librn95

  • 2008.06.08 at 20:20:43 PDT

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  • Well Joan I know absolutly nothing of gardening or flowers, probably the only time I ever tread through the rows was to dig for fishing worms, what am I doing here I don't know! but I can say it was interesting viewing the pictures and getting an eyeful. Guess I'll have to stick to fishing stories, don't you think? suo much I've missed being a gearhead!

  • said paulalbert101

  • 2008.04.28 at 21:18:24 PDT

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  • I had no idea thee was so much work to this, I just see them come up and grow, or in a vase on my home. Thankyou for all the work you do, and for this great album. Diane (Di)

  • said trueblvr

  • 2008.02.21 at 22:42:24 PST

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  • What a wonderful album detailing the developing of the hybrids. Very interesting, and beautiful results!

  • said Caylanette

  • 2008.02.08 at 15:38:30 PST

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  • Hello Joan,this album looks interesting so I shall come back again for a proper visit! Take care!............Diane

  • said dianeaub

  • 2008.02.06 at 15:59:52 PST

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  • This is a very educational album, thanks for sharing

  • said tigerlady96

  • 2007.11.28 at 19:23:22 PST

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