Living in south-central Florida on the east coast in Zone 10a, daylilies don't do well here. But ... this one has survived since April 2016 when I received 3 fans from Hem Haven Nursery. It has not increased much at all over the past 8 years (typically daylilies die within 3 years here). It is still alive with 4 maybe 5 fans currently. Despite the low fan increase here, this cultivar puts on quite a show when it blooms! It has 4 way branching with at least 20 buds/blooms per scape. The color is a pinkish-orange color with lightly ruffled sculpted 3-1/2 to 4" blooms. A very pretty flower. It holds it's color throughout the day. It is an early season bloomer here in April. The scapes can range from 18" to 24". The blooms are slow to open fully in the mornings. It has never had rust on it's leaves. It must be a pretty darn tough daylily to survive here in my zone and growing conditions. One of very few that survive long term here in the heat of Florida!
This is the 4-5 fan clump:
This bloom photo was taken in the late afternoon, which caused my flash to go off, so the color looks rather faded out, but it was actually a medium pink-orange color:
