Daylilies
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I breed daylilys , and bloom up to several hundred new ones each year . This has been the driest year in memory for us old guys and despite that we had some wonderful new blooms . If anyone is in our neighbourhood next summer you would be welcomed to visit our garden and see our birds and English Setters .We are in Stevensville ( South Niagara ) http://www.poultrytalkontario.net/forum ... ew&id=5275
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- WLLady
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if you ever need a home for any.....LOL.
I LOVE daylilies!!!!! i have a few, but they never seem to bloom long enough for me (i want them year round LOL)
between them and asiatic lilies etc...so easy to take care of. Those are beautiful!
I LOVE daylilies!!!!! i have a few, but they never seem to bloom long enough for me (i want them year round LOL)
between them and asiatic lilies etc...so easy to take care of. Those are beautiful!
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So how does one "breed" daylilies? do you artificially pollinate them and collect seed and sprout from seed or graft or??
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- Killerbunny
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Loads of us on here love our daylilies!
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To do controlled breeding you hand pollinate- take the pollen from the selected male parent and dab it on the stigma of the chosen female . If the cross takes a seed pod will form and become the size of a small walnut in a few weeks . Seeds can be harvested when the pod starts to turn brown . They are stored dry until ready to sow. Most sow them in winter and transplant outside after frost . Many will bloom the following year. I have added few more pictures.
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Wow - stunning!
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That second one is gorgeous!!!!
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