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Aztec Gold Daylily

9 years ago

Anyone have Aztec Gold Daylily? My landscaper tells me it is Evergreen in my climate (zone 9b) in Louisiana. I have read lots of conflicting information online on whether this variety reblooms (hope it does) and if it is an extended bloomer. I just had about 10 planted 18 inches apart and I am so patiently waiting the next year or 2 for them to mature so I can see how they truly perform. Just curious if anyone had this one and how it bloomed for them :-)
Thanks everyone!!

p.s. I hope this wasn't a re-post just in case anyone sees another post regarding this...I tried to submit a few days ago but can't find it anywhere :-( I don't think I hit publish after the preview :-)

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rdbrya2
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9 years ago
Me again :) I was really surprised that even with brand new tiny plants that one actually had a bud on it and it bloomed the other day (below). Since it has closed there have been no other buds yet. A few scapes but they are all brown and do not look like they will be forming a bud.
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