Hemerocallis Canadian Border Patrol
By Daylily
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21 Jul, 2024
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Hello pretty perfect flower
Was disappointed only one flower scape this year and 2 got eaten i think, also only 2 scapes on my other Bela Lugosi, but this makes up for it, 2 more buds underneath. Quite a few buds coming on Stafford and one daylily no flower stems atall this year, anyone else had similar
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Thanks Ange, yes seen lots of snails, haven't seen many slugs but there was a massive one on our patio yesterday after the rain, seems to be more plants eaten this year, have eaten the top off a small phlox too :-(
21 Jul, 2024
It is a very pretty bloom Daylily. Hope that next year there will be more of them for you to admire.
21 Jul, 2024
Thank you Klahanie :-)
22 Jul, 2024
I have found that Snails like to rest on the strappy leaves of my Daylilies. This morning at 7ish, I saw a couple of slugs slithering on the garden path so went out (in my dressing gown and slippers!) to get them and ended up with eight of the so-and-so's in a pot. They've all gone off in the council garden waste bin lorry now ...
23 Jul, 2024
Hi Shirley must admit I've never disposed of any but yes there is quite a few in my daylily Stafford foliage at the moment think I saw about 5, I'm abit squeamish to pick them off lol
23 Jul, 2024
I was wearing a Marigold rubber glove, had kitchen roll to hand and put all of them in a pot with no drainage hole. Turned the pot upside down and weighed it down until I was ready to dispose of them. Honestly the things I do to protect my plants eh? :o))
24 Jul, 2024
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I suspect slugs! I've not had much to show on mine, either. The slugs have done for alstros, too. OH has dispensed with literally hundreds of the little b's. this summer.
21 Jul, 2024