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This one bloomed again for me. I was shocked when it
was green and no orange/gold anywhere.
Did some research and found out that it turns Orange & Gold as the flower ages!
I bought it in bloom and guess the flowers were a few weeks old then.
Pretty cool, you get 2 flowers in 1!

Phlox Jordan Schuster is Fantastic! I trimmed the dead flower heads after it bloomed this year.
(I do this to all my Phlox.) Usually I get a small rebloom, but this year the rebloom is more fantastic than the first!

Image ID. I could be wrong, but 'Red Apple' is Not variegated. All the images on this page look like
Baby Sunrose (Mesembryanthemum cordifolium 'Variegata')

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2002

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2002

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2005

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2003

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2003

Hybridized by S. Trees, 1999

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2006

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2003

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2007

Hybridized by S. Trees, 2005

Hybridized by Heffron-Hurkman, 2010

Had this plant, it was Beautiful. I was aware the sap could cause irritation.
BUT...yikes! I got some of the milky sap on my glove (which in turn got on me) while thinning it out and I'm not kidding, the reaction was worse than Poison Ivy.
It is gone now. Took a year or 2 to completely eradicate the monster!
I wouldn't advise having this around if you have kids, if they get the sap on their hands, rub their eyes or get it in their mouth, plan on a trip to the ER.

I live in zone 6.
When I plant these, they come back from seed the next spring.

I live in zone 6.
When I grew these, they come back from seed the next spring.

I get this plant every year for my pond and the Monarchs.
Monarchs adore the blooms. It is not invasive here in Michigan, as it dies in the winter.

I first saw this cultivar at my sister-in-law's Daylily Garden. I wanted a few tall ones, so she gave me some fans.
It was about 6 feet tall in her garden. Mine was small the first few years, but it has multiplied into a large clump and is about 5 feet tall.
Nice yellow blooms hold up in hot weather.
It is one of my favorites, as I always know it will put up a lot of scapes and perform every year.

The plant's name translates directly to "Hendrix's liveforever," as Mark Dodero, the former graduate student from SDSU who is credited with discovering the plant, was listening to Hendrix's "Voodoo Child" at the moment he found the plant.
--Wikipedia