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Has anyone ever seen this with daylilies?
CrankyYankee
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Between my mother and I, we have hundreds of daylily varieties. My mother worked for a woman locally who had the equivalent of a "national collection" of daylilies, and in all her years working those gardens and her own has never seen anything like this. I'm not sure if it's a pest, a disease, or the effects of so much rain this year coupled with the torrential downpours we've experienced. In my bed of probably 35 varieties, this is the only plant so far that's showing this damage, so I'm leaning more toward pest or disease. I haven't seen the issue in my mother's gardens (we're on the same property).
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My favourite is H Sammy Russell. They do die back September time especially in a dry summer. Can look scruffy in a late flowering border ok to cut back but then you have gaps until flowering the following year. Lots to see on the main Hemerocallis thread.