May I ask that your discussion of Hyperion's parentage move to email, tree-mail, or another thread
@admmad? The hope for those of us who are interested is to read, discuss and learn here on the free ATP forum via this very accessible and helpful free e-book. The intent is to avoid pulling the ATP informal discussion into the realm of trying to settle which plants may be species or parents of particular lines - there seems to be ample evidence that there may be confusion and disagreement over any number and type of daylily records - and so it may be a larger kindness for you to engage in your inquiry separately.
I know that I, at least, would like the opportunity to finish learning from and discussing this book without the distraction of such long-running side-bars... ? I have already learned much from, and am very grateful for, the information as it stands; one scholarly author's writings, based on his work with MIT doctoral students. It has already shown its value to me in more general and practical topics to discuss.
