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Jul 22, 2016 12:20 PM CST
Name: Valerie
Ontario, Canada (Zone 4a)
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The daylilies in my shadiest bed is:
Mini Pearl
Mini Stella
Penny's Worth
Strawberry Candy
Russian Easter
Luxury Lace
Miniature King
Ah Youth
Shy Maiden
Bertie Ferris
Catherine Woodbery
Feather Down
Little Wine Cup
Prairie Blue Eyes
Cosmopolitan
Cute As Can Be
Precious de Oro
These are all older cultivars that I planted when we first started the garden, so they have been in this very shady bed for 20 years, at least. All bloom well and have overwintered through some extremely harsh conditions. There are a handful that were planted later, maybe in the last 5-10 years or so. This bed doesn't get any direct, full sun and only receives some sun coming in under the tall pine trees. All of the other nearly 200 daylilies that I grow receive some shade throughout the day, some more than others.
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Canada Zone 5a

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