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Pink Beauty Needs A Name

10 years ago

Have had this one for over 10 years and was probably store bought. 12-14 inches tall and a prolific bloomer. This was taken early one recent morning. Has been blooming for 3-4 weeks now. Could this be Catherine Woodbury?

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Nancy
10 years ago
Looks like Catherine Woodbery to me. The foliage on mine is a little thinner & more grasslike that other daylilies.
celeste/NH
10 years ago
I have several clumps of Catherine Woodbury and both of mine are very tall, at least 30 inches. You say yours is only 12-14 inches tall? It's listed at 30 inches on Tinker's.

Celeste
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Kevin7502
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes the difference in height would seem to rule out Catherine Woodbury. Thanks for the replies hopefully i'll get more info from someone. I owned Mango Time for many years without knowing what is was until i saw it at a local grower in 09.
Kevin7502
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes the difference in height would seem to rule out Catherine Woodbury. Thanks for the replies hopefully i'll get more info from someone. I owned Mango Time for many years without knowing what is was until i saw it at a local grower in 09.

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