Daylily Fanatics, unite!

Deb118 · Post by **Deb118** » Feb 26, 2005 11:39 am

I have a question. Is there a web site for Daylilies like the Hosta Library???? I have around 40 named Daylilies that I'd like to find specs on.

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 26, 2005 7:14 pm

Go to this website - sorry I can't do a link - there are tons of daylily websites and many, many pictures. No, there isn't a daylily library like the hosta library. You might be able to find some of your cultivars.

www.abacom.com

Good luck - jay dee

notmartha · Post by **notmartha** » Feb 26, 2005 7:38 pm

The AHS has joined with tinkers database for pictures and info on daylilies

Do a search online for tinkers gardens.

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 26, 2005 7:48 pm

Tinkers is a privately owned website, much the same as Hallson's, controlled by one person and not affiliated with the AHS in any manner.

jay dee

notmartha · Post by **notmartha** » Feb 26, 2005 9:17 pm

ok i dont think its "official" but the ahs is looking at tinkers database in reguard to using it as their database in the future.
sorry if i mislead anyone in the above post!!!
100s of pictures are being added to tinkers site
I think it might be the biggest daylily database online right now
**but i could be wrong!
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At the meeting in Cleveland, members of the AHS Publications Committee met and decided to create their own official sub-committee to examine the issues involved in this and develop a proposal. The Pubs Committee had a draft copy of our proposal and also a letter from Tinker's Gardens
indicating their desire to support an on-line database. We hope that the official committee will consider these suggestions as they develop their proposal
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thats what i was talkin about!

Deb118 · Post by **Deb118** » Feb 27, 2005 3:38 pm

Thanks so much, Ladies

hagranger · Post by **hagranger** » Mar 22, 2005 1:57 pm

Tinkers is where I go first when seeking a new daylily. Also look under daylily photos/pictures in your search and a lot of private sites come up that have hundreds of unusual daylilies.

Helen