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It´s a dark red one. Not easy to catch the color by that light center of bloom.

H. fulva 'Europa' (Stout, 1929)
[Stout, A.B., Journal of the New York Botanical Garden, vol.30, 1929, p.129-136]
Most of them are triploid. To fertilize over 100 attempts (dip), I was able to get two pods with seeds.

Newer Daylilies are not based on high-punched crossings wild forms.

This variety of Tamberg (breeder of Berlin) contains genes of diploid convertierten Altissima (Stout, AB, Herbertia, vol.9, 1943, p.103) and Citrina(Baroni, E., Nuovo Giornale Botanico Italiano, vol.II:4, 1897, p.303-307, t.11). It is thus the basis for high outcross and Hemerocallis.

Newer Daylilies are based on high-punched crossings wild forms. This variety of Tamberg (breeder of Berlin) contains genes of diploid convertierten Altissima (Stout, AB, Herbertia, vol.9, 1943, p.103). It is thus the basis for high and outcross tet. Hemerocallis.

much more than 30" tall