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'Integrated Logistics' is a semi-evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2005 by Hanson-C..

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Integrated Logistics') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Integrated Logistics')

Excellent grower and multiplier! Always a favorite here. Sinfully fertile!

It is outstanding here. Tall with a good bold color that does not fade or splotch up.It is a great grower and is also an outstanding parent.

Second year in my garden, it was very short this year. Probably due to late freeze and cool spring. Flowers are beautiful though, clean and open nicely. It has become a nice little clump since I have had it, a real keeper.

This one has been in my garden for 5 growing seasons. It took 3 seasons to settle in and give decent blooms as do many in my northern garden. The bud count here is about 14 on 4 way branching on the best scapes. It has reached 33 inches and has increased to about 10 fans from 2 in these 5 years. I don't see much sculpting though. This was the best year for it here will several blooms open at the same time.

Poor Integrated Logistics evidently has fallen victim to a gopher or mole. When it bloomed for the first time last year, I was thrilled at the lovely flowers. even though the scapes were very short--check the photo above. I just knew it would improve by this year, but alas! the plant just barely grew and there were no flowers. I checked it the other day, and some foliage has reappeared, so thankfully it hasn't been totally killed. When my foot improves to the point I can dig, I will dig it up, and probably move it to another planting space, for I don't want to lose it.

I have had it for several years and at one time had 2 clumps so I gave some to my son in law so he could enjoy it. It has reached its stats here and is a nice looking bloom, but like everything else this year it had a down year because of the late freeze that we had that and the purple coneflowers are starting to infringe on its territory, but I will be taking care of that little problem shortly