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Profile:2 positives
2 neutrals
2 negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Neutral | syclone5 | On Nov 8, 2008, syclone5 from Salt Lake City, UT wrote: Such a lovely fall blossoming plant. It brings spring colors of light green and yellow into late Autumn. It is sad that it is a partner of daylily rust. As a lover of daylilies and a lover of patrinia I can only be sad that the enemy, a vicious rust spore, utilizes both of these plants in it's continuing cycle of destruction. | | Neutral | straea | On May 31, 2008, straea from Somerville, MA (Zone 6b) wrote: Terry, why do you post this comment at all the patrinia pages? There are some of us that don't grow daylilies. Just because a plant is popular, that doesn't mean every gardener grows it. And even if someone grows daylilies, why would that mean they automatically wouldn't plant a possible carrier of a disease? It's a POSSIBLE carrier, that's all. Someone planting patrinia certainly does not automatically mean all the daylilies in a several-mile radius are going to up and die. | | Positive | Fledgeling | On Jan 10, 2008, Fledgeling from Huron, SD wrote: I love this plant and hate daylily, what can i say? Long season of blooms, great height. Hardy and reliable in zone 4 | | Positive | rox_male | On Aug 25, 2006, rox_male from Athens, OH wrote: I love this plant for its height and late summer color. It is wonderful planted among lower growing perennials, as it doesn't seem to mind crowding and the flowers add a lovely spray of yellow color. | | Negative | Colquhoun | On Jun 18, 2006, Colquhoun from Champaign, IL (Zone 5b) wrote: Please do not plant this plant.. it is a host of Daylily Rust | | Negative | Terry | On Mar 10, 2003, Terry from Murfreesboro, TN (Zone 7a) wrote: Probably the most common species grown as an ornamental in the U.S., it is also thought to be a host for Puccina hemerocallidis, or "Daylily Rust." |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Greenville, Indiana
Athens, Ohio
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
Salt Lake City, Utah
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