Background history:

'Oceans Eleven' is a semi-evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2004 by Ted Petit. His hybridizing work is done at Le Petit Jardin in McIntosh, Florida. More can be found on his website:
http://www.petitdaylilies.com/...

Oceans Eleven is a mid-season bloomer with possible rebloom. It has earned the following the AHS Honorable Mention: 2008 award. It is both pod and pollen fertile with 5 registered children: http://garden.org/plants/paren...

This plant can be found in the ATP Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Oceans Eleven') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Oceans Eleven')

This is a Daylily that my wife wanted, and she picked a good one. Mine was planted as a double fan in 2013, and is a very large clump. It does get hit by the circle end gun that waters the field corn, and has liquid Nitrogen ran through it several times a year, and like all the plants hit by the end gun, has multiplied like crazy (after seeing this for the last three years, I really believe that Nitrogen is the magic juice for Daylilies). Oceans Eleven has Beautiful blooms that has a multi banded eye. I had two rebloom scapes this year in my zone 6a garden, that gets very little rebloom. I have not checked the spent scapes for stats, I may do this if I have time, and do a report.

Gale

A short front of the bed border plant with a neat look! Rebloomed this year. Relatively fast increaser. Never tried hybridizing with it but it has set bee pods.

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I have had this CV in my garden for 2 growing seasons. It reached 18" season 2 so not far off registered height. It is a mid season bloomer with a bud count of 10 but only 2 way branching here. It is short but looks great at the front of the border.