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2019 season blooms of Glass Houses opened flatter and look identical to "Catch the Wind."

This cultivar has consistently produced the most proliferations every year of any daylily that I have. This year I have 8 prolifs on 1 scape and 5 on another.

Colorfast and prolific bloomer.

I have 3 fans with 5 way branching and 1 fan with 4 way, so it's in bloom every day here in 7A .

Never ending blooms consistently show pleating here in 7A.

Planted fall 2015 and 5 way branching this year.

Heavy waxy tepals looking like plastic and thick scape.

This cv has wonderful branching and thick scape. The very long and wide foliage is unattractive to me and looks like a corn stalk.

7/1/14 - Measured scape @ 58" this morning.

94 degrees w/ high humidity today and impressed that the bloom looks just as good this evening as it did @ 6:30 a.m. The colors and diamond dusting are actually more intense this evening.

Rgistered as EV but dormant here in 7A.

Get Jiggy is registered as an EV but a dormant here in 7A.

7-22
Strong scapes and prolific blooms since July 3 with 12 buds still to go. It's taken 3 years for the small fans to settle in, but worth it.

American Freedom blooms non-stop here, producing as many as 20 blooms/day on 3 fans. Color holds up well in high heat and humidity, and no melting blooms. Color has never been as vibrant as hybridizer's photo and it's nocturnal here in 7A.

Holds color well in heat here in 7A. With temps in the mid nineties this week I have a clump of LM with 28 blooms today and it's one of the few that hasn't melted.

Edited to add 7/8/14 - sturdy scapes and on a rare occasion looks like a sherbert color polychrome w/
hints of orange and dark rose.

Humongous blooms on a scape not sturdy enough to support them. I was holding this scape to get photo and then had to stake it. It will be leaving after last bloom.

Stainless Steel has a mauve overlay on leaves in spring.

Developed for the Mt. Cuba Center in DE.

The colors and pleating equal fabulosity.

Best photo of PA I've seen.