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Re: Heuchera and Daylily Question

Cheryl, how long have you had H. Tiramisu?? Have you had it long enough to see any of the colour changes they're touting? We have a superb small nursery not far from here, and their advice was to wait a couple of years to see if it does what it says. (they had a bunch in stock so it wasn't that they didn't have it) But from the pictures I'm definitely lusting!
I just got it this spring; I'll wander out and see what the color is doing. As purchased, it was lemony with a pink heart. 


Has anyone else grown it?
Also, I have a neat daylily - split from a friend, who got a split from her sister, who got it....you know how that goes. It is a green and white (white, NOT cream) striped foliage. Last year was the first time it bloomed for me. (my friend's never has bloomed - she grows it in shade for the colour). Semi-double apricot blooms. Has anyone any idea what it might be? It really is worth having even just for the foliage.
There are a couple like that - a variegated version of Kwanso. Beware, it's parent is know for it's thug like qualities. It spreads by stolons (not rhizomes). 

Cheryl
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Cheryl Isaak
another day, another rink
growing, stitching and reading in NH

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