Background history:

'Quit Fussing' is a semi-evergreen diploid introduced in 2002 by Salk.

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Quit Fussing') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Quit Fussing')

I've had Quit Fussing for several years now. It's a reliable early bloomer for me. The scapes are a bit on the short side to me.

I have very few yellow daylilies in my garden because I always thought they were boring. But I love the ruffling on QF! And the flowers are always perfectly recurved for me.

I haven't used it much for breeding because I don't have hardly any other early dips. I did add some last year so hopefully I can start using it in my hybridizing program.

I love this one and feel it should be better known than I think it is.It is beautiful here and blooms a long time and then reblooms. It is a good one.

One of our favorites here in z5a Michigan. It's extremely hardy and increases fast.

I too prefer taller scapes, but this one is so beautiful that I can overlook it's height. *actually with some time release fertilizer, it grows taller.

If anyone is interested in purchasing some from the hybridizer, I can make that happen.