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Historic or Heritage Daylilies
1970's

These are Daylilies too recent to be Historics, and all deserve to be more widely grown than they are.

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Shown above is SWEET PATOOTIE (Warner, 1976).  This has been a great Daylily the 10 seasons I have had it.  This is a very early bloomer. 

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     This photo shows SWEET PATOOTIE looking more like an Iris than a Daylily.  This was the due to a night that dropped down to freezing. 

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MAY MAY (Hayward, 1976).  This fragrant little gem is one honey of a flower.  I love this one but I am not sure it is going to last here. 

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GRAPE MAGIC ( Ater, 1976).  I found this interesting plant locally at Dinkins Store in Dunnellon.  This is a good growing plant.  Thinking Dinkins, if in the area, be sure to visit their store.  It is very much worth the stop.  I get most of my gardening supplies there.