Stop growing DAYLILIES -- they are overrated and don't flower as long as the gold...Read Moreen lace. Besides, daylilies harbor the daylily rust -- they create their own problem by having daylilies in your landscape.
gorgeous when in bloom and blooms over a long summer-fall period. attractive to butterflies as well. has a tendency to reseed in my gar...Read Moreden. blooms stand up well against my windy site also.
Such a lovely fall blossoming plant. It brings spring colors of light green and yellow into late Autumn. It is sad that it is a partner...Read More of daylily rust. As a lover of daylilies and a lover of patrinia I can only be sad that the enemy, a vicious rust spore, utilizes both of these plants in it's continuing cycle of destruction.
Terry, why do you post this comment at all the patrinia pages? There are some of us that don't grow daylilies. Just because a plant is po...Read Morepular, that doesn't mean every gardener grows it. And even if someone grows daylilies, why would that mean they automatically wouldn't plant a possible carrier of a disease? It's a POSSIBLE carrier, that's all. Someone planting patrinia certainly does not automatically mean all the daylilies in a several-mile radius are going to up and die.
I love this plant for its height and late summer color. It is wonderful planted among lower growing perennials, as it doesn't seem to mi...Read Morend crowding and the flowers add a lovely spray of yellow color.
This plant is too wonderful to not grow.
Stop growing DAYLILIES -- they are overrated and don't flower as long as the gold...Read More
gorgeous when in bloom and blooms over a long summer-fall period. attractive to butterflies as well. has a tendency to reseed in my gar...Read More
Such a lovely fall blossoming plant. It brings spring colors of light green and yellow into late Autumn. It is sad that it is a partner...Read More
Terry, why do you post this comment at all the patrinia pages? There are some of us that don't grow daylilies. Just because a plant is po...Read More
I love this plant and hate daylily, what can i say? Long season of blooms, great height. Hardy and reliable in zone 4
I love this plant for its height and late summer color. It is wonderful planted among lower growing perennials, as it doesn't seem to mi...Read More
Please do not plant this plant.. it is a host of Daylily Rust
Probably the most common species grown as an ornamental in the U.S., it is also thought to be a host for Puccina hemerocallidis, or "Daylily Rust."