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The Estate Posted - 17/02/2009 : 12:46:19
I have lots it pots the the lovely MA sent to me, would it hurt to pop them into the garden now, I have so many bare spots to fill

My basic weeding rule: if they grow in rows they're flowers;
if they don't they're weeds.

Melbourne
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Gail Posted - 17/02/2009 : 18:33:04
Daylilies love it hot and can handle nearly anything you can chuck at them. Mine went through a very hot dry summer - high 30s/low 40s and hot dry winds - a couple of years ago without any watering and came through without a problem. Didn't have a lot of flowers but they were only young plants then anyway.

Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to use it in a fruit salad.

A ounce of common sense is worth more than a ton of intelligence.

Gail, near Gympie, Qld
The Estate Posted - 17/02/2009 : 13:52:42
Yes most of them flowered this year and I was very happy with them I only lost 2 and that was recently , but I still have enough

My basic weeding rule: if they grow in rows they're flowers;
if they don't they're weeds.

Melbourne
Mary-Anne Posted - 17/02/2009 : 13:51:23
A border sounds great Cheryl it will look so pretty when they are all flowering.


Friends are the flowers in the garden of life
Love Your Enemies... It Will Drive Them Nuts
The Estate Posted - 17/02/2009 : 13:49:13
I have all yours still in pots MA, might wait for a few days for the weather to cool of a bit and make a nice border with them Shame I never got more out of the bins knowing what I know now, they where fine in the hot weather

My basic weeding rule: if they grow in rows they're flowers;
if they don't they're weeds.

Melbourne
Mary-Anne Posted - 17/02/2009 : 12:58:23
I dig up and plant anything anytime even from the garden beds give them a shower of seasol and just keep the water up to them, or just keep your eye on them they will be fine

Yes fill up those bare spots..


Friends are the flowers in the garden of life
Love Your Enemies... It Will Drive Them Nuts

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