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I did not give this plant the credit it deserves when registering it, probably due to constantly moving it around and lining out. Once established for 2 bloom seasons, it has over 30 buds.

This is listed as a tetraploid but it is diploid.

I put a couple of cuttings in water for about a week. All of them rooted and are now growing.

Rarely has a patterned eye.
Rotted-died spring of 2015...

Beautiful blooms, although you have to stake it up.
It has one of the skinniest, flimsiest stalks I have seen.

Reliable bloomer but under 10 buds on an established plant.
Easy seed setter, makes patterned kids too!

Sometimes has some spotting.
It is more of a late here in Oklahoma.
Lots of buds too!

A standout in the garden!
Nearly impossible to set a seed on, though.

Coyote Moon has very sturdy scapes with lots of buds.
One of the best performers in the garden.

Fancy Face has perfect blooms every time, and it is also a good increaser.
This is one of my favorite daylilies.
Overall, a great daylily.

Wigged out increases very rapidly and makes a big clump in one year.
Its wigs start coming about early August and last for a couple of months.
I have had this daylily for 4 years and have never seen a bloom, but it's ok: It's still very pretty with all the wigs!

Double Vanilla Delight does not do anything for me. I got this daylily in 2011. I got 3 fans... Now in 2014 I only have 2 fans. It's a very pretty flower when it blooms.
Its scapes are very short, and not very many buds.

Linda Sierra does very well here in Oklahoma. It is one of the only rebloomers in our garden. It is also very easy to set seed pods on.

Edited to say:
Rotted winter-spring of 2015 :(