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How do these do in zone 6 or colder?

17 years ago

Could anyone in zone 6 or colder please tell me how these daylies do for you?

Bella Sera

Arctic Lace

Cerise Masterpiece

Roses and Gold

Thanks for any help you can give me. I can only get one and I want it to survive.

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bambi_too
17 years ago
BELLA SERA has done well here, and even rebloomed, it has increased. No complaints here about it.

I don't have ARCTIC LACE, but I have heard it is a good plant from others up here.
Waitforspring
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks so much. I was hoping for good news.
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opnjmprs
17 years ago
Bella Sera has grown great for me also. Roses and Gold has also performed very well. I bought Cerise Masterpiece for spring delivery, also have a number of promising seedlings from crosses involving Cerise Masterpiece out in the garden right now (from seeds I purchased on the LA). I'm hoping they make it through the winter, and bloom again this summer.

Linda
Waitforspring
Original Author
17 years ago
I think both of you probably get colder than I do so I'm going to go ahead and order. Can't wait for planting season. Thanks so much for your help.

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