Background history:

'Two Part Harmony' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 1996 by Kaskel-Trimmer.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Award of Merit: 2006
Honorable Mention: 2003

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Two Part Harmony')

I rather like this daylily. I believe it is so named because it flowers both double and single. The flowers are well-formed whichever way they decide to go and it's been hardy here so far (this will be its third or fourth winter here I think, would have to check).

Got this one from stilldew fall of 2017. It bloomed this year- was an earlier bloomer. Two scapes on the small clump, maybe 7 or 8 blooms each. The first bloom was single, and blooms that followed doubled to some extent. Bright, cheery colors, good tallish scape- held up well over the foliage and the scapes stood up to the rain and wind. Not being a huge fan of doubles, I didn't use its pollen, nor did I pollinate it. No bee pods. DD#5 likes it, so it stays.

I have had Two Part Harmony for several years and it does quite well. I am not fond of doubles, but I keep this one. It occasionally blooms single, but the majority of the time is is a double form. I have grown a few seedlings from it, but none looked as good or bloomed as well as the parent, so I discarded them.

My 'Two Part Harmony' overwintered in a pot and did not survive its experience well. It was reduced to first year seedling size.
When it blooms single does it ever show cresting?

Not that I've seen- first bloom year for me though...