What Is the Lone Star Daylily Society Website?

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The Lone Star Daylily Society website (lonestardaylilysociety.org) is the online home of a daylily gardening club serving Texas and New Mexico, affiliated with Region 6 of the American Hemerocallis Society. It is the right starting point if you want to learn how to grow daylilies, find the club's plant sales, attend a monthly meeting, or connect with other daylily growers. It is not a commercial nursery site or a general botanical reference—its content centers on the club's own activities and member knowledge.

What the site covers

The homepage presents the club's purpose and a short directory of what visitors can find:

Section What it offers
Daylily Sales Information about the club's daylily sales
Growing Daylilies Guidance on how to grow and care for daylilies
Meetings Details on monthly meetings and how to join
Our Member Daylilies Daylilies grown by club members
Facebook Group A place to connect and share daylily interest

The club describes itself as gardeners who love to grow and promote the daylily, and who enjoy growing, hybridizing, and talking about daylilies. A regularly updated Facebook feed is also embedded on the site, covering meetings, plant sales, and other daylily news.

Meetings: when, where, and who can attend

If your goal is to meet local growers, the meeting details are the most actionable part of the site:

  • When: the 3rd Sunday of each month, 2:00 pm–5:00 pm
  • Where: Alvin Senior Citizen's Building, 309 West Sealy, Alvin, TX 77511
  • Format: club business first, then a presentation by a guest or club member, ending with a daylily raffle
  • Access: open to the public; visitors are always welcome

The site points to a meetings calendar for scheduling, so check it before traveling in case a date changes.

Plant sales and staying updated

Upcoming plant sales are tracked on the club's Google Calendar, linked from the site as a plant sales list. The Facebook group and feed are the other main channels for announcements about meetings and sales. For someone deciding whether to get involved, the practical sequence is: check the calendar for the next meeting or sale, then attend a meeting as a visitor—no membership is described as required to visit.

Who this site is for

This site fits you if you garden in Texas or New Mexico and want a local community around daylilies, whether you are new to the plant or already hybridizing. If you need cultivar registration details or national society resources, the site identifies the club as a member of Region 6 of the American Hemerocallis Society, which is the appropriate next stop. If you are looking to buy plants online, the site covers the club's sales rather than operating as a retail storefront.