Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
Wow... the first two are really stunning. Hemerocallis, generally speaking, are suitable plants for hot areas of Pakistan and survive well in Lahore southwards. This is a big plus.
aykhan sb, do you leave your daylilies where they are during winters or take them out and plant again next year? How is the behavious of these new cultivars as compared to the older known varieties which are relatively more common? Any difference in behaviour / growing environment?
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aykhan sb, do you leave your daylilies where they are during winters or take them out and plant again next year? How is the behavious of these new cultivars as compared to the older known varieties which are relatively more common? Any difference in behaviour / growing environment?
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
I would say they are all stunning.
Good show
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Good show
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
Lovely flowers.......... does that oleander bloom throughout summer?
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
The daylilies remained in the ground in the winter. Most of mine and evergreen or semi evergreen so they get dormant but leaves remain. The couple which are dormant away disappear but come spring they reappeared. Not sure about behavior compared to old cultivars but these are all reblooming so they should bloom again after this first flush. When not sure but my guess is after monsoon when the temps ho down or maybe in Fall. My first experience with daylilies.
Also I planted the oleander last year so I can't be sure about their bloom pattern. If they behave like all nerium oleanders then they should pretty much remain in constant bloom without care in the summer.
Also I planted the oleander last year so I can't be sure about their bloom pattern. If they behave like all nerium oleanders then they should pretty much remain in constant bloom without care in the summer.
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
Thanks a lot for the details. Is any of these cultivars fragrant?
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
A number of them are fragrant when I poked my nose in. Their fragrance is not over powering like plants famous for fragrance.
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
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Last three flowers are really awesome and I was looking around the fans.........lol.
Were these bought for Rs:3500 each? If yes than blooms have paid they reward. So pretty.
Kaleem
Last three flowers are really awesome and I was looking around the fans.........lol.
Were these bought for Rs:3500 each? If yes than blooms have paid they reward. So pretty.
Kaleem
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
These are not locally bought.
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Re: Random Spring 2013 @ AYK
Although these were as expensive and some much more than Adnan but these by far were big fans and most were double or triple fans. Also the sale offer was great. Probably about 70% of my daylilies are from Petit and I talked with him directly about his varieties. He actually called me and said he too is a doctor but the PhD kind and teaches at a university. The daylily hybridization the husband and wife started as a hobby and it has expanded so much.