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Jul 3, 2016 9:41 PM CST
Name: Natalie
North Central Idaho (Zone 7a)
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Thanks again Polymerous! Great ideas. I better get busy!

Amber, I have never paid any attention to the weather when I notice the diamond dusting. Well, not if it is better depending on the weather. If it wasn't almost dark here, I'd go out and have a look. Seems like the sun really makes them shine, but I know I've seen it easily on cloudy days too. I'm just not sure about each daylily, and if it makes a difference.

I was able to find over 1,400 daylilies in the database here that mention diamond dusting, by putting that into the bloom characteristics box. I didn't check any of the other boxes. I'm sure that there are way more than just the 1,400 or so, but it's a start!

EDITED to say that I sure got that wrong about the search! I clicked on the box for Diamond Dusted, under Bloom Traits. And, there are 1246 daylilies that matched, not over 1400. My brain is fried!
Natalie
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