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.