Background history:

'Citrix' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2005 by Stamile.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 2011

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Citrix')

I have had Citrix 4 years now. It has gone from 2 fans to 7 in that time, blooms nicely, although no where near 45 buds, about half that. It has rebloomed every year though. The blooms are consistently pretty, and I enjoy it.

It has performed well here,Blooms are always wide open and pretty.

It is a pretty bloom, but has been an under-performer for years. The plant is spindly and it has never had more than a few blooms per season. Maybe it doesn't like our heat and humidity, I don't know.
However, 'Citrix' was registered 13 years ago and only has 6 children; four of those registrations are by the same person. That's pretty telling.

Citrix has been here several years. This year was its best year multiple scape wise. I have not seen near twenty buds on any of its scapes. Bloomed for a long time with multiple blooms on a daily basis.

Citrix has struggled a bit for me but now seems to be hitting its straps after two years. Even so it is meagre. It flowers in early spring here.
It is not a good parent. It is an orange I wanted to work with but have not managed to get a pod on it or on anything else with its pollen. I think the previous post by Judy has the point.

I have since got a pod on CITRIX from pollen from THE BUTLER DID IT; and it has also produced a pod on a seedling DALRIADA X FREEDOMS HIGHWAY.