Hallson Gardens

I grew some daylilly seed for the first time this year...they are now 5 to 8 in. tall and seem to be doing well...my question is...how soon can I set them out?

thanks....buster

You can start hardening them off now - early morning sun and shade the rest of the day. Gradually increase the sun for a couple of weeks. When you are ready to plant them into the ground, cut about half the foliage off and let them rip.

We grow our seedlings in a hydroponic unit and they go from the unit to the ground with no hardening off. They usually pout for a couple of days but they get no hardening off at all. Don't worry about light frosts once they are in the ground, they will be fine.

jay dee

thanks jay dee.........out they go

I have planted out my seedlings by now, here on the Swedish west coast where it might get close to freezing at night ..... or even a light frost. They don't seem to mind.

Annika

Buster,
I'm setting stuff out now in my Zone 5 garden ...
Helen