Background history:

'Watchyl Lavender Blue' is a dormant diploid introduced in 1998 by Kreger.

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Watchyl Lavender Blue') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Watchyl Lavender Blue')

How to rescue a cat stuck in a tree

Cats are just adorable and the apparent rulers of the internet. However, most of us tend to forget that cats are highly efficient predators and have a chasing mentality for smaller animals. They have claws that are excellent for climbing up most structures. However, these attributes may lead them to chase a squirrel and climb up a tree. On the other hand, if they are being chased by dogs, they may climb up trees to get safety in altitude. But this leads to them getting stuck in a tree since they get nervous or have trouble climbing down. Don't panic if you don't know how to rescue a cat down the tree. Just follow the tips listed below:

I have had Watchyl Lavender Blue several years. Ir barely reaches 20" in height, and has never had 12" flower. Not a heavy bloomer, but the flowers are quite pretty, always seem to be nicely formed and a lively color.

I also have this daylily. I was quite fond of it when I first started growing daylilies. In some years, the lavender color can be very pretty. Now there are so many modern daylilies with better lavender color, I am a bit underwhelmed by it. As garden space becomes more limited, this daylily may have to go.

I bought what was supposed to be WLB off of the LA. Whatever I did get isn't WLB- I'd bought daylily Willow at the same time. They were mis-tagged as well, both bloomed red , the WLB is actually Willow, and I have no idea what the other one is.

Need to remove WLB from my list...