Background history:

'Pugsley' is a evergreen diploid introduced in 2000 by Trimmer-J..

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 2005

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Pugsley')

I hope someone reviews this one. It is extremely cute!

Extremely cute! One that may have been registered in 2000, but has modern characteristics: great rebloom, candelabra branching, patterned/watermarked eye. Lots going on. Evergreen, but has managed in my chilly valley here in 7a. Starts blooming around June 7th.

The next day:


I like the way the buds are dark on wiry scapes.

Not an EMO but has good substance.

June 15th:


Every day is a different look. End of July, with a lighter eye:

Rebloom scapes are really branched too. I have not had success setting any pods. Pollen may be more promising.

Nice plant, I could actually see the branching in the photos, not something I can normally see so easily. Darn, about not getting any pods to set. I am trying to limit my crosses this year just to plants which are fertile both ways, not sure I will be able to stick with that the whole season.

This is the second year for Pugsley in my garden. It bloomed well last year and multiplied. Unfortunately, it is showing some rust this year.
I convinced my husband to frame the bloom with his hand to show how tiny it is.