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Aug 29, 2016 9:13 AM CST
Name: Maurice
Grey Highlands, Ontario (Zone 5a)
Thank you, @Bron.
It does not matter that some of the plants are not registered and yes I would be interested in information from the southern hemisphere and everywhere else.

Right now there are no particular cultivars that I would be particularly interested in. Trying to understand daylily biology relies on getting information from as wide a range of plants as possible.

However, there is something specific I would ask you about. You may have had years without any frosts (perhaps also years where the temperatures did not go below 40F/5C). Did you have any specific cultivars that did not flower in those years (where the lack of flowering could not be obviously attributed to something else)?

I would ask for the same information from anyone else who grows daylilies in areas that are frost-free at least some years. Were there any cultivars that consistently did not flower in those years?
Maurice

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