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Name: Ken Winston-Salem, NC (Zone 7b) Daylilies & hardy hibiscus  MrKGDickie Jun 4, 2020 9:09 PM CST |
| (Stamile, 1996) Do you grow this cultivar? If so, please post...I have some questions for you! :  Hardy hibiscus are a hobby, but daylilies are an obsession. |
Name: David McCausland Horseheads, NY (Zone 5a)        Bedmaker Jun 11, 2020 8:36 AM CST |
| I used to grow AS. It was a good performer, but I got rid of it several years ago because I felt I had other pinks that were better and I needed space for some newer intros. David |
Name: Ken Winston-Salem, NC (Zone 7b) Daylilies & hardy hibiscus MrKGDickie Jun 11, 2020 8:45 AM CST |
| Just wondering if it was a pure pink or if it had any flesh/buff tones to it...and whether it faded at all through the day. Hardy hibiscus are a hobby, but daylilies are an obsession. |
Name: David McCausland Horseheads, NY (Zone 5a) Bedmaker Jun 12, 2020 4:17 AM CST |
| If memory serves me correctly, the above picture is an accurate representation of AS. As far as fading throughout the day, mine did fade some, but not like some others that I have grown. David |
Name: David McCausland Horseheads, NY (Zone 5a) Bedmaker Jun 12, 2020 4:22 AM CST |
| I actually went to viwe the other pictures of AS on this sight and the very first one is how it looks in the morning and the one you had posted with your question is what it looked like in the afternoon. The ruffled edge may be considered flesh/buff, but it does fade some. David |
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