https://garden.org/plants/sear...
Which should be a dayliy brings up this:
Cyperus involucratus Graceful Grasses® Baby Tut®

Ruby and not Baby?

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Peru-B-Ruby')

Nevermind, cross-posted.

When doing a search for 'Peru-B-Baby' what comes up is Cyperus involucratus Graceful Grasses® Baby Tut® and the url for it shows to be https://garden.org/plants/sear...

I'm not a daylily grower, but when I do a google search for "Daylily Peru-B-Baby" I find no such cultivar in existence.

Like Sue mentioned, there is a cultivar called Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Peru-B-Ruby')

Bad senior moment, I have had this plant in my plant list since 2016 and I have always called it Peru-B-Baby, I think my plant labels are even written up like that. I don' t know how I could not have noticed that before. I even have two large clumps of it, both labeled I feel sure as Peru-B-Baby, and I have moved them at least once. I will check tomorrow and see. I would have sworn I had looked it up many times. I have entered six events for it , gesh.....Sorry for the craziness.

Not craziness. Just an opportunity for you to create a new hybrid...you already have the name!!

We'll just blame the confusion on your source for the plant. They either mislabeled it or had bad penmanship.
I've seen some pretty squirrelly-looking handwriting on plant labels written out in Sharpie marker. (Including my own! )

The url is showing exactly what you entered for the search. So the only thing it found with that combination,hh Peru was the Cyperus and it has the Baby in the name too. I think because of the minus signs it may change the search in some way, maybe, Dave would know.

I don't think Dave has implemented the search logic to use +, -, | and & in searches. Removing the hyphen from the search term returns the same results.

Danita,
I tried every excuse I could think of, nothing but craziness seemed to meet all the criteria needed to explain how I got Peru-B-Baby implanted into my brain, and it refused to recognize anything else.