Daylily 'South Seas'

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Nov 29, 2004

Daylily 'South Seas'
Hemerocallis

The rich coral color will knock you out!

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hanna1 Castro Valley, CA(Zone 9a) Nov 30, 2004

Wow, just beautifull!!!! I'm so into these right now, I can't wait to get more!

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Dec 02, 2004

Addictive, aren't they? All colors & a multitude of shapes and so easy to grow....

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hanna1 Castro Valley, CA(Zone 9a) Dec 02, 2004

I've only grown the evergreen ones down South and here before, so now I'm going to start buying new varieties, so pretty, not sure if some will do well in our zone!

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Dec 03, 2004

Try the semi-evergreen. I grow all 3 types up here, but some of the weaker evergreens die out in a harsh winter. And some make it.

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hanna1 Castro Valley, CA(Zone 9a) Dec 04, 2004

Ya, mine are not looking real good right now, we've had a little bit of frost, but I thinks will come back, down South they were green and bloomed all year!

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Dec 05, 2004

If you get frost, you are cold enough to grow ALL the daylily types! Have fun choosing---

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hanna1 Castro Valley, CA(Zone 9a) Dec 06, 2004

Thanks, I will, summers here can get up to aroung 100F, I can't wait

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Dec 08, 2004

We get 90+ for a few weeks most summers & winters way below zero. With a little mulching, most of the daylilies thrive.