Growing Daylilies Together

As with the previous topics, this thread is for those beautiful rock hardy pinks, in all hues through to rose. Please show us those REGISTERED CULTIVARS that you have had in your cold gardens, or have been grown in your area for at least FIVE STRAIGHT WINTERS, and love it!!

Country Melody (Klehm)1987 Tet. 18" tall, 6" flower, Mid-season, Fragrant, Dormant.

Tani (Pierce) l983 Dip. 6" flower EM bloom Evergreen

Susan Weber (Branch) 1989 DIP. 26" tall 6" Flower L Semi-Evergreen

I wonder if Susan Weber would be hardy to zone 3. I have always liked the look of this one but have received conflicting comments about its hardiness. Karen, zone 3

Hi Karen, I have a Zone 4-5 garden. Susan Weber has been here for a number of years, I think 7. I have divided it. Maybe Kathy from Ontario will see your question. She might have it, she is a Zone colder than I am. This is the place that I hope we can get some comments. The photo I show is from this summer 2009. I do see alot of people in Canada do have it and offer it for sale.

I have more rose colored than light pinks and here are some pinks that do quite well for me. Do many of you grow gary Schaben's plants? He is in Minnesota and hybridized North Wind Dancer. I like Klehm's daylilies very much and have Country Melody too.

I am having trouble keeping on this site. Can someone tell me what happens if I become someone's friend?

I shall try again to send photos.

Hi Karen & Debby: No, I don't have SUSAN WEBER here, but it would make a nice addition to my collection.

Rose Masterpiece (Stamile) 1998 24"Tall 7" Flower EM Dormant