I thought I would write a few thoughts I had about the Nationals. I have honestly been impressed so far. After traveling all night I was welcomed with open arms. I have meet a few of our own here and have enjoyed there company.
I think the speakers are the end thing this year. Joe Goudeau was funny. I was informative and Josh Jaques shinned by showing us his great seedlings. Bill Maroyott impressed me by planting 15,000 seedlings every year. I was surprised to here he also tills up about that many too.
I will check back latter.
Having the opportunity to visit with so many nice people July 10th brought me to realize the importance of true friends. With Daylilies comes passion and understanding is what comes later. I hope all to experience the love of Daylilies and try to find room somewhere in your garden to grow a little love. I wish to thank all of you here for being kind to others.
July 10th was the Regional meeting in Utah where I meet Karol Emmerich. I loved to see her seedlings which where amazing and am sure if she posted them here she would have them all take up the top ten spots. Just a wonderful experience and great food.
Having finished the mydaylilies.com newsletter I decided to put the keyboard down and walk outside. This weekend the family pulled weeds and planted a new tree for the backyard. I think we all got sun burned. Oh How pretty some of the flowers are coming in strong and the tulips are now about done. I posted some images to my gallery if you want to see them. Peonies started blooming and I am so excited to see them all. They have really big flowers and should be a must in everybody's garden. I started collecting them and joined the Peony Society before I found daylilies but found out it took years to grow from seed to flower. I am thankful I found Daylilies they truly bless my life.
I love my kids and my wife and God Bless.
I am three weeks into my BAP experimentation and I am impressed with the root growth. I have started heavily fertilizing on a weekly bases and will follow up with a plant growth solution that I am testing. If it works It will be available in the store latter this year. I think I will call it GS3. Fertilizing on a weekly basis some weeks stronger than others. But will continue to use every means possible to get the greatest results. I would like to be able to get daylilies to bloom in 10 months. At least that is My goal to have something that works in Utah. So far so good. I haven't killed anything yet. so wish me luck.
Julie found a simple search error in the forum today. I wish I waited to fix it but no I wanted it fixed before I went to bed. So Instead of fixing it I over wrote a file that took down the website for about 15 minutes. I don't think I learn quickly. But the error was easy enough to fix but I am sorry for the mishap.
