some peeps cut them to near the ground every year ... they are nearly indestructible ... i once chopped a 4 footer down to 6 inches.. and dug a 1.5 foot ball ... and dragged it across the acres ... IN AUGUST... and barely watered it ... and it survived ... i did that because of a deck project.. and i didnt care if it survived ... total benign [???] abuse ... yours is looking a little thin towards the back.. and it might be sun starved from that direction... so you could either move it.. or cut it back... for better shape.. or it might start flopping on you ... it is a full sun plant ... ken

I've been after this daylily now for a few years since it has become more affordable. It is supposidly a true deep pink (not mauve)and should be winter hardy even though it's a southern raised daylily. At least that's what this northern daylily nursery (zone 4) guarantees. The name of the daylily is Shores of Time by Stamile. Here is a link that might be useful: Shores of time

Hi again Madeyna - if you can hold your excitement & look/wait for Angel's Blush to be available, you might like her better (IMHO) ... even if all you find is just a baby-gal size!!! AB is PD's baby ... an improved version, if you please ... lacier like her mom but trained to bear herself more upright. Another to check out is Unique, like the cousins' loose, lace-like panicles but the infertile florets are a bit larger. Mine is just a baby but already I'm adoring her!!! Some like the pom-type blossoms. I prefer the less overwhelming look of the fertile-infertile lace-look & if possible no more than 8" long panicles ... so far Unique tends to have this habit, but again she is still young. QF's rounder, shorter panicles is just perfect for me! Wishing you all the best on your search & have fun!!! Â;)

Mmmmm........ some may like it, but unfortunately, I'm not one of them that does. The green netting is attractive, and the flower may improve with the next blooming, but I have many seedlings coming on now that I have to find room for, and this one doesn't really grab me, so I will move it on. At least it is a clean healthy plant, and could look very nice growing in somebody else's garden! ........I wonder what that 'Bright Pink' might have looked like?