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reliable reblooming daylilies

9 years ago

I would like to go beyond Stella D'Oro, Happy Returns and Rosy Returns with some different repeat blooming daylilies. I realize that the total bloom time is likely to be shorter for other cultivars. I want to make sure they do well in New England so I am looking for your recommendations. (I have already searched some daylily catalogues).

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gardenweed_z6a
9 years ago
I took a different approach and shopped (online) for daylilies that bloom early, mid & late season. Also shopped price/bloom color/height/bloom size. Ended up planting nearly 20 varieties purchased from highly-rated online sources. This year was my pay-off: H. 'Ann Warner' is still blooming as are one or two really old no-name varieties my brother planted 30+ years ago.
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