Florence Vaughn, an old heirloom from the 1800's. Some sites call it Yellow King Humbert, but I've also seen Richard Wallace called Yellow King Humbert as well, so I eliminated YKH from my vocabulary.

Mine get about 6 or 7 ft tall. Do yours? I love them.

NancyAnn

I found mine this summer and have kept them in a pot to see how fast they spread and grow. I am going to wait until next spring to plant. I want to find the best place in landscape to show them off. The tallest is about 3-3 1/2' at max. There are still more growing out in the drainage ditch that I might go dig up or they will be mowed down. Probably about 10-15 more out there.

Andrew

They multiply fast and will grow taller in the ground than in a pot. They don't produce seed. We are in the same location. Hope the wind and rain from Wilma today, isn't tearing yours down. I keep trying to look out and see how mine are doing.
Sky~~

I use TinyPic.com all the time and the photos always show up in the message -- I wonder why yours don't? I wish I knew enough to help!

The messages will show up in the text if the right tag code is used. I was going to set them up for atminneola, but they are huge pictures and would probably take up two screens. So they're probably best viewed at the Tinypic site.

BC