Daylily 'Happy Apache'

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gingerjar La Plata, MD(Zone 7a) Nov 05, 2004

Daylily 'Happy Apache'
Hemerocallis

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ginbyers Kendall, NY(Zone 5b) Nov 06, 2004

Hi gingerjar, Is this plant new to your garden? If so, in the next year or so it will look more like it's supposed to. It is classed as a uf (a different type of daylily form, like a spider), and the pictures on the tinkersgarden database will show you what you will see in the future. It will be great!
Ginny B

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gingerjar La Plata, MD(Zone 7a) Nov 06, 2004

It is new to my garden. It came from California which I'm sure is the reason it's trying to bloom at such an odd time for Maryland. Several other buds opened even more poorly than this one. Thanks for your comments!

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hanna1 Castro Valley, CA(Zone 9a) Nov 07, 2004

I like the color a lot!

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Jazzpunkin Springfield, OH(Zone 5b) Jul 18, 2006

Hey Ginagerjar. Did this daylily ever straighten up for you? I would love to see an updated picture!

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gingerjar La Plata, MD(Zone 7a) Jul 18, 2006

I found one picture I've taken of it this year. Unfortunately it's in a part of our garden that is more susceptible to deer munching, so I often don't get to see all of its blooms. Guess I should move it, as it seems to be a very pretty flower.

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Calif_Sue Northern California, United States(Zone 9a) Jul 18, 2006

Wow, I have never seen it with a huge edge like that! Of course, here without any humidity, we don't get much in edges anyways.

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