Would love to see that in real life. Does your plant have more buds to open?

I've got the old Hyperion from an elderly now deceased next door neighbor whose father planted them in her yard in the 1930's. About my favorite - for the sentiment as well as for the "terrific-ness" of the plant itself.
Lovely fragrance.

It is called poly tepalling . Poly's are not that unusual in daylilies . Some people grow certain plants because they are known for doing just what your plant has done.
Here is a link with more info http://www.shieldsgardens.com/DLPlace/polytepal.html
Signet

This post was edited by signet on Sun, Jun 22, 14 at 23:03

I love polys, and that one is quite pretty.
kay

They does that--sometimes

weedyseedy, I love that photo! Thank you!
My hyperion is now just being normal. Glad I took photos of that one!