LilyLover

Hi Denise--What a wonderful suprise. I'm delighted that you're on this site, and I can't wait to see your posts, because you have such an incredible wealth of knowledge and good sense to share.

That is truly cool! Thank you!

Hi FigTree--It would be wonderful if people could scroll right down through the photos instead of clicking through them. I appreciate that you asked me, though; it was thoughtful of you to do so. Thank you!

Hi LL- You can actually do it yourself when writing a post. There is a little icon picture of a animated tree (it's very small) at the top of box where you write your posts. Put the cursor where you want the picture to be, and click the icon. It will put a grey box on your post that says "your image here". Once you upload the photos, they automatically show up on the post for people to scroll through. Please ask if have any questions!

Expensively inspired...I purchased three bulbs of each variety (in addition to the one dozen corms of calla lily 'Hot Chocolate' from another vendor last week). I just love their rich colors, how long they last in a vase, plus the smiles they put on peoples faces when I give a bouquet of them.

I totally know the feeling... just made a huge seed order purchase and feeling excited about all the fun they will bring... but felling poor now:) Oh well!

I bought them all from Seeds of Change-- got EVERYTHING as I just built 2 new veggie beds and have never done it before, so I think I just got overly excited. There is no way I will fit them all in. But I am helping the childcare place where my son is build a bed as well so I can donate some to them :) Mostly I love heirloom tomatoes, like everyone else, but am super into herbs, as I use fresh herbs for cooking and hate to spend so much money on them all the time. I am dying to get a greenhouse someday- that is my ultimate dream come true. Oh geez I rambled on... :)

Thank you, FigTree! I look forward to more of our exchanges. Happy gardening!

Hi DaylilyJoy--Thank you for reaching out to me. It is great to be able to connect with another daylily enthusiast. The All American Frankly Scarlet daylily comprises the image in my profile, and it is one of the first daylilies I ever planted. It easily became my favorite as well. When I first started learning about daylilies, I committed myself to tagging them and keeping the cultivars separate from one another....but, my daylily joy :) grew faster than my knowledge base so they had already been mixed together in many instances. Either way, it doesn't matter, they grow beautifully in two of my gardens; and they have filled me with pride as so many people have actually stopped their cars to tell us how beautiful our garden looks. Plus, I've been delighted to fill vases with them and give them as gifts. I would love to learn more about the daylilies that you have and what you do with them.--Sincerely, LilyLover

Thank you, DTD Editor. This site has already offered me a great amount of joy, and I've been sharing it (even in holiday card comments) with my gardening friends as well. This is the easiest and funnest site to use for gardening enthusiasts.

so glad you like this site- we are working very hard to make it the best one out there, so keep spreading the word! We appreciate all your enthusiasm and spirit!

Thank you so much for sharing this website with me, Lily! I'm really excited about it.

So glad you're enjoying the site! I learned about it on FB from Figtree and I pass on the site to everyone! I'm glad to have another gardener from zone 9B...different coasts, though!!! :)