I spotted this one growing in front of a house in a neighboring town last year.
When I knocked on the door to ask if I could take a division the owner said sure -- I have never been turned down by anyone.

I had to come back in the Winter.
The divisions I took rooted just fine.

From a distance the color is a soft, glowing toffee color -- hence the name I gave it.
Up close the colors are more complex with streaks of pink, gold and yellow flecked with black.

- angela

As I said, I have never been turned down.

That is how I have gotten half of the colors I have.

You need to dig down and get a clump of roots.

Actually, now isn't the best time of year to take divisions.
Wait until the cool weather of Fall -- November or later.

Danty

It took quite a bit of time for me to learn how to grow these plants.
At first things went very poorly.
The roots are brittle and the plants need care when they are new.
But after they get settled in watch out -- they clump out fast.

In fact the tall florists types (the main ones I grow) can be pretty aggressive in the garden.
I've long made it a routine to plant them in a 15-gallon nursery can with the bottom cut out -- then sunk in the planting hole.
It keeps the plant in bounds.

Danty