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I always like my husband in a pink sport shirt.

That's the story of our life in this household. I always say when I win the lottery I will hire an organizer. But I fear they would run out of my house screaming.

We have not worked on the website in a few years. Truth be told we end up fighting about it. We are up-down, black-white right-left, as we look at how things should be done. My Facebook page has a lot of my most successful cultivars, And my most recent. Like at FB, Tomcat daylily farm. You will...

I certainly am hybridizing for giant blooms.

I have used primal scream in my hybridizing. I have a brilliant plant called "Fire in the Garden." It sells every time it is in bloom.

Here is what I call big. It is one of my newer cultivars. I call it Under the Purple Rain. 10 inch blooms.

Though it is large it does not have any distinguishing traits that I recognize. To put it in perspective there are 87,000 registered daylilies.

What kind of animal is Freddie?

Nice! Alas they are gone.

By bulbs are so huge at this point. I have many in big pots. I may have to take some out and add new pots. But When they are not in bloom I get mad at the room they take up indoors. But when in bloom.....

I grew out my seeds years ago. But if I recall the best germination came from planting them on edge with some of the papery substance sticking out. Google it to check my memory.

I double up my trays. A leaking one under a good one. The trays were much sturdier long ago.

I am so glad they have a wonderful family to take care of them. We loved your Dad's posts.

Wow I was just wondering about him recently. He was such a great gardener with so much knowledge. I have missed his posts. Thanks for looking him up and passing along this information.

Are these wild , or cultivated? I never knew!

I hear the Bob White often. This is the first time I have ever seen one. It let me follow it around for photos before hiding under my porch.

Try some bulb booster-can't hurt.. Also I have been using greensand in my gardens. I put it on a 20 year old indoor plant with unusual foliage, but it had never bloomed. The plant was covered in blooms for the first time. So I now use it on my indoor plants as well as outdoor gardens.

Thanks!

Cathy's original Amaryllis blossoms.