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14-07-2003, 03:42 PM
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daylilies (repeat blooming)
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Unless you are hybridizing daylilies, the seed pods should be removed. Will removing the seed pods help them to bloom a second time? Not unless they are a repeat blooming cultivar such as 'Stella d'Oro', 'Happy Returns', 'Bitsy', 'Yellow Lollipop' or 'Pardon Me'. Judy Cosler wrote in message ... Should the seed pods that develop on daylilies be removed? for repeat bloom? TIA, Judy ((.)) ')) (((((((( ))(/)(( |
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15-07-2003, 01:52 AM
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daylilies (repeat blooming)
I have four of the ones you mentioned. When I purchased them, I had no idea
that they would be rebloomers.... "Cereoid-UR12-" wrote in message news  Unless you are hybridizing daylilies, the seed pods should be removed. Will removing the seed pods help them to bloom a second time? Not unless they are a repeat blooming cultivar such as 'Stella d'Oro', 'Happy Returns', 'Bitsy', 'Yellow Lollipop' or 'Pardon Me'. Judy Cosler wrote in message ... Should the seed pods that develop on daylilies be removed? for repeat bloom? TIA, Judy ((.)) ')) (((((((( ))(/)(( |
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15-07-2003, 12:32 PM
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daylilies (repeat blooming)
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 14:37:23 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12-"
wrote: Unless you are hybridizing daylilies, the seed pods should be removed. Will removing the seed pods help them to bloom a second time? Not unless they are a repeat blooming cultivar such as 'Stella d'Oro', 'Happy Returns', 'Bitsy', 'Yellow Lollipop' or 'Pardon Me'. Judy Cosler wrote Should the seed pods that develop on daylilies be removed? for repeat bloom? TIA, Judy Why bother to remove the pods? Even if not into plant breeding, it's kind of fun (and fairly easy) to grow daylilies from seed. Are they that much like bulbs where next year's blooms would be reduced by energy spent in seed production? |
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20-07-2003, 09:13 PM
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daylilies (repeat blooming)
I have four of the ones you mentioned. When I purchased them, I had no idea that they would be rebloomers.... "Cereoid-UR12-" wrote in message news Unless you are hybridizing daylilies, the seed pods should be removed. Will removing the seed pods help them to bloom a second time? Not unless they are a repeat blooming cultivar such as 'Stella d'Oro', 'Happy Returns', 'Bitsy', 'Yellow Lollipop' or 'Pardon Me'. Judy Cosler wrote in message ... Should the seed pods that develop on daylilies be removed? for repeat bloom? TIA, Judy ((.)) ')) (((((((( ))(/)(( |
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