Background history:

'Japanese Brocade' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 1983 by Munson-R.W..

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Japanese Brocade') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Japanese Brocade')

'Japanese Brocade' was planted here in Oct. 2015, it now has about a dozen fans. It does have some rust, but the main problem with it here is leaf streak. The six initial scapes have all bloomed out already, but there are 5 rebloom scapes ready to start blooming in a day or so. The six original scapes averaged 23 inches in height, and the bud count averaged 12 per scape with three way branching, a "W" terminal.
Here is a photo of it in the garden today.
'Japanese Brocade': No bloom today.

Japanese Brocade was a very early purchase for our gardens and one I never regretted for a moment. Such beauty, excellent performance and as reliable as can be.