Do many people grow dailies from seeds? I have never saved the seed pods....do you let them dry on the plant first? How long does it take in general to get a daylight that will bloom from seeds?
daylilies from seeds? / seed pods
Do you mean daylilies? Yes, you would let the pods dry on the plant and harvest the seeds after the pods begin to crack open. Plant them about 1/8 inch deep. Mine usually took about 10 to 14 days to sprout. I think it took them about two years to grow large enough to bloom. Jill has a good article on the subject here:
http://davesgarden.com/guides/articles/view/989/
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