As a comment about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lady Georgia (B.O.B.)'), SunriseSide wrote:

Plant details may be found at https://www.missouribotanicalg...
Based on child plants associated with this cultivar, it is a diploid
Based on the reference link, this cultivar is a tetraploid
I am surprised AHS let the children be listed with a unregistered daylily as a parent.

Cultivar does not perform well in my garden; does not increase and rarely blooms. I only keep it because I am too lazy to dig it up and throw it over the fence.
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Mar 8, 2024 2:32 PM CST
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Name: Zoia Bologovsky
Stoneham MA (Zone 6b)
Azaleas Region: Massachusetts Organic Gardener Daylilies Cat Lover Bulbs
Butterflies Birds Bird Bath, Fountain and Waterfall Bee Lover Enjoys or suffers cold winters
On the other hand, Lady Georgia has done quite well here. She was an accidental addition to a GWild order but has survived and thrived. It's grown from one shriveled fan to 6 in 3 years and usually blooms about three weeks from early July into early August.
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