hmm, thats too bad, you Can get tons of 3-4" pots of em here (US) quite readily for a cpl bucks,, green, variegated,, our local Walmarts drown dozens of em regularly,,, i keep tryin to save em hehe hmm, Bonsai,, if i even look at arboricola roots its an Epic Fail! lol you guys say theyre easy to propagate? might have to give it another go,,, Larry, maybe the 'boogers' will put one on your xmas list!? :) Cool Blog btw! ..been meaning to mention it, can we comment there too? :)

I enjoyed reading it. Thanks! You forgot the groundhog day cactus, though...

I found almost all of these (esp. in part 2) to be quite lovely but I do understand that we all see things in a different light. Me being relatively new to daylilies I gulped at the thought of them being discarded. Hopefully they went to new homes? (If not I'll give you my address for next time...:). I haven't been growing daylilies long enough to be tired of any of them yet and seem to love just about all of them, short scapes and all. BTW, my Lavender Heartthrob has scapes much taller than 22" and my Rapid Eye Movement had to be divided after just one season it was so robust. So sometimes it could be just the difference in gardens/climate I guess. I 'get' where you're coming from though about tastes changing or not being able to put up with certain faults. I am that way with roses. I was such a rose fanatic for so many years that at the beginning I couldn't fathom shovelpruning a rose, ever. Now about 100 of them have gone, mostly because the japanese beetles are a plague here but some went because they weren't vigorous or had bad foliage. I enjoy your blogs a lot, especially the photos. And that kitty is a DARLING. What a beautiful face he has! Celeste

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