I think this photo may be listed under an incorrect entry

Thanks for alerting us, it's certainly not Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lady Lucille') and it's been moved to the generic entry.

https://oakesdaylilies.com/pro...

Calif_Sue said: Thanks for alerting us, it's certainly not Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lady Lucille') and it's been moved to the generic entry.

If you look here, https://oakesdaylilies.com/pro... it does match Lady Lucille.

@OrganicJen, if you scroll down and read the comments, you'll see why. You have the English Blooms of Bressingham Lady Lucille. It is different from the American bred Lady Lucille. Gets confusing, doesn't it? Anybody who has a "Bonanza" probably doesn't have the right plant, either. It got applied as a trade name for this daylily:

The real Bonanza is solid gold.

hawkeye_daddy said: @OrganicJen, if you scroll down and read the comments, you'll see why. You have the English Blooms of Bressingham Lady Lucille. It is different from the American bred Lady Lucille. Gets confusing, doesn't it? Anybody who has a "Bonanza" probably doesn't have the right plant, either. It got applied as a trade name for this daylily:

The real Bonanza is solid gold.

I'm still confused. I purchased it from Oakes Daylillies and it matches their photo exactly. So does Oakes have it listed incorrectly then??

Also, if this variety from Oakes is Blooms of Bressingham Lady Lucille, then how can I get the photo changed to that instead of generic? Thanks!

I agree, it looks like a match for Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lady Lucille by Blooms of Bressingham')

@Calif_Sue, you are the most qualified to answer the question about how to make an addition to the database. @OrganicJen, I think yours is actually already in there: Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lady Lucille by Blooms of Bressingham')

Also, I guess "wrong" plant isn't really a good way to describe a popular plant that isn't the AHS registered one. Jen's plant looks terrific, and that can't be "wrong."

Thanks all, I moved it to the correct entry.