Background history:

'Lillian's Woman's Touch' is a evergreen diploid introduced in 2002 by Fred Manning. Fred's hybridizing takes place at the Daylily Place in Lillian, Alabama. Fred is an active member of ATP whose username is "Spunky1".

Fred Manning's Daylily Place website:
http://www.daylilyplace.net/

You can read more about Fred's daylilies on this thread: The thread "And the WINNER is......." in Daylilies forum

Lillian's Woman's Touch is a mid-season bloomer with a possible rebloom. It has earned the Honorable Mention: 2008 AHS award. It is listed as pod and pollen fertile. It currently has one child: http://garden.org/plants/paren...

This plant can be found in the NGA Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lillian's Woman's Touch') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lillian's Woman's Touch')

I happen to really enjoy this daylily. Honestly, If I could only have 10 daylilies, Im pretty sure this would be one of them. Its happy, shows up good in the garden, and if I ever can find seeds on the LA using it, Im all over those seeds.

Thanks Pam, it does well everywhere, and is an outstanding show flower.

Lillian's Woman's touch ALWAYS has a clean pretty scape. Flowers are also clean and consistent.
Now if I can just get it to bloom on the day of our show, it is bound to get purple and maybe even be on the front table...it looks that good.

Lisa - I have to agree with you!!! Lillian's Woman's Touch is a winner in my garden!

I acquired 3 fans of this cultivar from Lisa in March of this year (2016) and it bloomed on 2 scapes near the end of May. Being a new transplant, I was not expecting it to bloom this year. What a wonderful surprise! No rust either on this plant!