Maurice - Thank you for your wealth of information. It's interesting that daylilies in particular have breeders doing all of this. But then again, I look at the price some of their registered daylilies go for, then I can see how they might be able to afford such experiments in hybridizing and conversions of plants.
Honestly, until I joined a daylily forum, I had no idea about the vastness of Hemerocallis. The latest and greatest seems to be endless. Is all this breeding and conversion of tets/dips causing any long (or short) term issues of concern?
