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PA (Zone 6a)  pinkruffles Jul 5, 2021 4:10 PM CST |
| I purchased Lillian's Vapor Trail this past fall, so this is my first time to see it in bloom. I love the flower, but am disappointed that the stems seem too thin to support the large flower--especially if it rains! Just wondering if others who have this daylily have experienced the same problem? |
Name: Wendy mid-Atlantic (Zone 6b)       robinjoy Jul 7, 2021 7:43 PM CST |
| Mine, also new last fall, has held the blooms up ok, although the scapes are not as tall as they likely will be once the plant settles in a bit more. I have seen this issue on other UFs, though. Some I stake for just that reason. This year the blooms of LVT have varied in width from fairly narrow to more like the UF in the pictures. @spunky1 ? |
Name: Nancy Bowling Green Kentucky (Zone 6b)  alilyfan Jul 7, 2021 9:15 PM CST |
| This was the 3rd year for it here. I have had no problems so far, and it has gone thru some heavy winds |
Name: David McCausland Horseheads, NY (Zone 5a)     Bedmaker Jul 8, 2021 12:53 PM CST |
| Mine is in its third year and I have 2 scapes that hold it up and two that lean. Of course the ones that lean are also the ones closest to where I dug a piece out for a sale. David |
Name: Pat Strong Stone Mountain (Zone 8a)             Pat236 Jul 8, 2021 10:37 PM CST |
| @spunky1 Maybe Fred can weigh in as he is the hybridizer. Pat236 |
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