Background history:

'Endowed with Beauty' is a dormant diploid introduced in 2002 by Jack Carpenter. Jack owned and operated The Lily Farm until he sold it to his nephew, Mark, in 2010. Story can be found here: http://lilyfarm.com/changingha...

More information about Jack Carpenter can be found in this thread started by Char: The thread "ATP Series: The Daylilies of Jack Carpenter" in Daylilies forum

This plant can be found in the NGA Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Endowed with Beauty') .

Endowed in Beauty is an early bloomer with possible re-bloom. It shows rust susceptibility. It is listed as both pod and pollen fertile. No registered children currently.

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Endowed with Beauty')

It was a gift from my mother, this year. So I can't give an accurate observation or report. it Sure seems to have a beautiful face and can't wait to see it bloom in my garden.

Stan - Please post in the Spring/Summer 2017 when it blooms.

I'll be sure to do that Becky...
I will have lots of updating on others too, as about half of my CVs were gained this past year.

I am sorry to say I did not take any notes on this plant, and recall very little about it this season. Just shows I need a better way of noting the growth of my plants. However being it seems I normally rely on photos for documentation it is worth mentioning I only have one photo for the entire season of the bloom and only one photo of the plant. However the bloom photo was taken on 05-05-2016 and we left for almost the entire month right after that photo were taken. Being I show no more photos after that, even after returning, I assume this was one of the few daylilies that did not actually rebloom at least once this season. I do find it a very pretty bloom with some very nice features.This was the first bloom of the season on the plant and even though it looks pretty nice it is not nearly as nice as some of the blooms from last season.