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11 years ago

Does anyone grow From Here to Eternity? I just got it last weekend as a host plant and I am not finding much info. on it.

The AHS site lists it at 54" but a Dave's Garden grower listed it at upper 30 to low 40 inches. Trying to figure out where to plant this so has anyone had it in their garden to judge height?

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Mainiac
11 years ago
It is registered in the AHS Database as 54" tall. Some locations and the length of time it has been in the location plus the weather can all affect the height in any particular year
lisa_3
Original Author
11 years ago
While I have seen many a daylily, I've not yet met one taller than me. :)
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