Pearl Gardens: Daylily Display Gardens- Greenbank, Ontario
Brian and Diane Jones moved to Greenbank 20 years ago with only two gardens of impatiens, petunias and purple iris. Now there are over twenty-five gardens containing 600 registered daylilies, 150 hostas, 50 heucheras and over 100 different varieties of perennials and three mini goldfish ponds on their 200 by 100 lot.
Daughters, Emily (age 21) collects echinaceas & succulents and Lauren (age 18) collects clematis. The daughters now have their own gardens and collection of plants. Brian, Diane, Emily and Lauren all hybridize daylilies and they have moved over 600 daylily seedlings to Brian's parents farm south of Balsam. They have not yet registered any of their own daylilies with the Hemerocallis Society, but hope to in the near future. All seedlings are currently under evaluation.
The entire family are members of the Ontario Daylily Society and the American Hemerocallis Society. Brian is a Education Officer at the Ministry of Education and Diane is an ICU nurse in Scarborough. Both find gardening stress free and relaxing from the regular pace of their careers.
Daughters, Emily (age 21) collects echinaceas & succulents and Lauren (age 18) collects clematis. The daughters now have their own gardens and collection of plants. Brian, Diane, Emily and Lauren all hybridize daylilies and they have moved over 600 daylily seedlings to Brian's parents farm south of Balsam. They have not yet registered any of their own daylilies with the Hemerocallis Society, but hope to in the near future. All seedlings are currently under evaluation.
The entire family are members of the Ontario Daylily Society and the American Hemerocallis Society. Brian is a Education Officer at the Ministry of Education and Diane is an ICU nurse in Scarborough. Both find gardening stress free and relaxing from the regular pace of their careers.
