This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Logan Lake, British Columbia
Washington, District of Columbia
Snellville, Georgia
Moline, Illinois
Barbourville, Kentucky
South China, Maine
Brown City, Michigan
Cut Bank, Montana
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Southold, New York
Concord, North Carolina
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Kannapolis, North Carolina
Monroe, North Carolina
Morehead City, North Carolina
Coshocton, Ohio
Portland, Oregon
Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
North Augusta, South Carolina
Simpsonville, South Carolina
Summerville, South Carolina
Hixson, Tennessee
Allen, Texas
Fate, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Cathan, Washington
John Sam Lake, Washington
Kalama, Washington
North Marysville, Washington
Priest Point, Washington
Shaker Church, Washington
Stimson Crossing, Washington
Weallup Lake, Washington
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Cream yellow with black purple halo above green yellow throat
(Moonlit Masquerade × Tet. Cleopatra)
I've had this Daylily for 3 summers now and have mixed reviews. Being I have 5 different types of dayliles currently growing I've come t...Read More
My Wild Horses daylily was planted two springs ago. It has yet to bloom. It receives 3/4 a day sunshine and has been regularly fertiliz...Read More
Wild Horses [Moonlit Masquerade x Tetra Cleopatra] is 37" tall, and has 7in across blooms. She is one of the most awesome cream with purp...Read More
Fantastic plant! This variety is almost "everblooming"!
The blooms in mine last year were just great. This year they are orange with a reddish center. Does anyone know about soil that would ma...Read More
Bloomed for a month solid, and is now putting up rebloom scapes.
very hardy for a evergreen but mulch to be on safe side im in 74063 zone or 6b