How to Find Lone Star Daylily Society Daylily Sales and Plant Sales

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The Lone Star Daylily Society lists its daylily sales in two places on lonestardaylilysociety.org: a Daylily Sales page covering the club's sales, and a Google Calendar that is updated with upcoming plant sales. The club's Facebook feed is also described as a place where plant sales are announced. Start with the Daylily Sales page for general information, then check the calendar for dates.

Where the sales information lives

The site's welcome page outlines what visitors can find, and sales appear under two separate entries:

What you want Where to look on the site What it provides
Background on the club's sales Daylily Sales page Information about the club's daylily sales
Specific upcoming sale dates Google Calendar (linked as the plant sales list) Upcoming plant sales
Announcements and updates Facebook group / Facebook feed Meeting and plant sale announcements

The site describes the Facebook feed as updated regularly, with posts about meetings, plant sales, and "all things daylily." If a sale date isn't on the calendar yet, the Facebook group is the likely place it will surface first.

Step by step

  1. Open lonestardaylilysociety.org and use the site navigation to reach the Daylily Sales page. Read it for how the club's sales are run and what is being offered.
  2. From the same site, open the plant sales list / Google Calendar link. The club states its Google Calendar is updated with upcoming plant sales, so this is the authoritative spot for dates.
  3. Check the Facebook group for recent posts. The feed is described as covering meetings, plant sales, and daylily topics generally, so it can confirm or add detail to a calendar entry.
  4. If a date is still unclear, use the site's Contact us link to ask the club directly.

Expected result: you should end up with either a confirmed sale date from the calendar or a clear pointer from the Daylily Sales page and Facebook feed about what the club is selling and when.

Useful context while you plan

  • Meetings are a second way in. The club meets on the 3rd Sunday of each month, 2:00–5:00 pm, at the Alvin Senior Citizen's Building, 309 West Sealy, Alvin, TX 77511. Meetings are open to the public and visitors are welcome. Each meeting includes club business, a guest or member presentation, and a daylily raffle — so attending is a way to hear about sales and see plants in person.
  • The club's scope. The Lone Star Daylily Society is a member of Region 6 of the American Hemerocallis Society, and Region 6 covers New Mexico and Texas. That helps set expectations about where sales and events are likely to be held.
  • Growing information is separate. If your goal is care advice rather than buying, the site has a dedicated Growing Daylilies section, plus a Member Daylilies page showing plants grown by members.

Common snags

  • Calendar looks empty. The site says the calendar is updated with upcoming plant sales, not that it is always populated. Check the Facebook feed and the Daylily Sales page before assuming there are no sales.
  • Confusing the two sales links. The Daylily Sales page and the plant sales calendar serve different purposes — one explains the club's sales, the other lists dates. Use both.
  • No prices or ordering details are published on the site's main pages. The site does not state prices, payment methods, or whether sales are online or in person, so confirm those details through the Daylily Sales page, the Facebook group, or by contacting the club rather than assuming.