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Little Grapette today looks familiar

ohiovalleygardener

11 years ago

Today at Lowes they had Little Grapette for $1.00 Guess I'm getting my moneys worth at Lowes this year. Anyway. It looks quite a bit like Pardon Me that I bought last week. Should they look alike or are they mistagged? Thanks all.

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mantis__oh
11 years ago
It shouldn't look like Pardon Me. Little Grapette, I believe, is a much nicer cultivar, but it depends on your taste.
Nancy
11 years ago
Pardon Me is red, taller, & slightly larger flower. Little Grapette is only about 12" tall & small bloom, I think it is the smallest flower I have, maybe 2 1/2". I'm not big on small flowers personally, but it is a very good daylily, blooms for a long time & lots of blooms. I prefer it to Pardon Me. Really good for front of taller daylilies or plants.
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ohiovalleygardener
Original Author
11 years ago
Looking at it closer I can see the differences. Little Grapette was what Lowes had for $1.00 this weekend. I bought a couple. Both have buds, blooms and seed pods. The flowers look a bit chewed but the plants look healthy. Thank you all for helping a newbie see the differences. All I saw was similar color and shape.

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