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Hemerocallis fulva FLORE-PLENO. This plant is often confused with KWANSO. While similar,
it is very different. Unlike KWANSO, the flower on FLORE-PLENO is neat.
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Above are two open blooms on Hemerocallis fulva FLORE-PLENO. This has been a good dependable plant
for the 15 years I have grown it here. Rust Resistance Grade is A+.
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Darrell Apps KOREAN fulva. It looks similar to EUROPA, but is a bit darker and starts blooming when
EUROPA is half way finished. This form of Hemerocallis fulva is also a Dormant, and can be stoloniferous.
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The Korean Fulva is tall, which is a trait not that many Daylilies I can grow have. These scapes were
near four and a half feet tall. I have grown the Korean Fulva here for 15 years, and have been very pleased with it.
Rust Resistance Grade is A+.
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This is Hemerocallis fulva MACULATA. That flower is quite large. It is a relative newcomer,
as I have had it for one year. So far, it has shown no sign of Rust, and I hope it stays that way. Rust Resistance
Grade so far is A+.
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Above is Hemerocallis fulva Hankow. It is another tall one, a trait I hope continues. In addition,
it made many buds and scapes and had a long bloom season.
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Shown are three open blooms on Hemerocallis fulva Hankow. This has been here one year, and so far
no sign of Rust. So far, Rust Resistance Grade is A+.
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