This plant has already been run. See more information on the other thread: The thread "Daylily of the Day: Roman Cohort" in Plants of the Day forum

Background history:

'Roman Cohort' is a semi-evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2003 by Salter.

This plant can be found in the NGA Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Roman Cohort') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Roman Cohort')

Roman Cohort is a stalwart in my garden. Big beautiful blooms. Rebloomed this year. Scapes are thick and strong. Have to be, to hold up all the big blooms and buds. One of my personal favorite.

Beautiful, big, hardy, daylily. It is a strong grower here, there is nothing about this daylily not to like.

Very reliable. Bit taller here than registered. Usually some rebloom. Blooms quite upfacing (not a positive for me). Seven inches is not an exaggeration. Well budded. Occasionally a bit splotchy, but all in all a very good cultivar.




Rebloom

It has done well here in zone 6,Some days it is rose colored and others more of a lavender but always pretty.

I have Roman Cohort planted under an apple tree so it hasn't done as well for me as it has for others. It is also quite crowded with several other cultivars planted far too close to it. That being said, it does bloom reliably for me but the scapes run on the short side for me. It is pod and pollen fertile which makes it a keeper for me.

@jon.
How did that happen" Can these two threads me merged?

I'm not completely sure how it happened, but they can't be merged for complicated reasons. It is fine though as we can just link this thread to the other one. I will move the link to the top of the page though.

We are linking the duplicate threads to each other. There are only a few that happened to. Not sure how it happened, but everyone's evaluations will be available to read. Just follow the links to both threads.

So, in saying that, here is the link for this cultivar: The thread "Daylily of the Day: Roman Cohort" in Plants of the Day forum