Recent content by cheryli

Kwanso is a a strange one - actual a Triploid daylily - it has three sets of chromosomes, and doesn't set seed but on the oddest of circumastances. You'll get many more seeds using other daylilies with your favorites. You do have to know if your daylilies are diploids or tetraploid (2 or 4...

Rain, I've had enough rain for a whole summer since August started. A few cucumbers and the odd cherry tomato is the sole harvest and the weeds are winning. C

there are a few bones left and some fur. But very little stink. I suspect the heat and rain helped speed the process . Cheryl

I love garden kitch but keep it "small" so it surprises you. Pink flamingos under a tree, spring necked birds, a cement frog... Cheryl

I didn't smell a thing - I'd bet it has been dead since Tuesday and it's rained nearly every day since - much it torrential downpour. It was hot yesterday and I didn't smell it coming or going. Cheryl

Last Tuesday I discovered a skunk in my culvert trying to feast on my recycling. It walked funny and grumbling - no doubt rabies or other ailment. I backed away and called Animal Control - who may or may not have shown up. It was raining quite hard all week. Well, this AM (Sunday) I had a...

I sell as well - named cultivars and quite a few no names - more a long the lines of the tag is lost. Cheryl

I highly recommend getting involved with your local society, especially if you really love your lilies. I have lots of them - about 400 named and registered with the American Hem. Society, in all shades of the rainbow except true blue. I think many of my pink daylilies will be leaving the...

Hey - are you a member of the Hudson Valley daylily group? Cheryl once really active in my local group but then family took over

I'm in Londonderry C

I'm in southern NH - where are you in NH? Cheryl snow is melted and the daylilies are approaching peak.