Yes, here it is Saturday. Has it been a long week for anyone? Our daylilies have not shown wear or tear of having had a "tough week". Aren't they lucky?
So glad to have a 4-H group tour our farm yesterday. Hope they will take their newly acquired daylilies, plant them, water them and enjoy them for a long time to come. And nice to meet Brice and Louise. The container plantings you talked about sounded like a good way to enjoy daylilies. We hope to have you visit us again.
And which daylilies shall we look at today? Hmmmmm.....
Want to reemphasize the Stella de Oro daylily. It is an extra early blooming daylily. It began blooming here the second week of May. It finished blooming its first set of scapes and has sent up second set of scapes and blooms are beginning to open. A "rebloomer" as it is called. This reblooming will continue until frost. A short growing plant, about 12-18" tall. The blooms stay close to foliage level. You get the full green foliage and small golden blooms dotted throughout. Very nice daylily and so reasonably priced.
Check us out http://www.oakvillefarm.com to see our selection of daylilies, good prices and ease of ordering.
Until next time, Happy Gardening.
About Oakville Farm
- oakvillefarm
- Macon, North Carolina, United States
- Our farm is located approximately one mile from Lake Gaston where the Roanoke River crosses from Virginia into North Carolina. We have raised daylilies for eight years, and hope you enjoy our collection as much as we. Daylilies are field grown and are available for shipment from April 1 thru October 1. We do not hybridize but pass on to you true plants that we have collected over the years. We have provided this blog as a resource for you to share information about your daylily growing tips, arrangements and to ask us questions.
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