This is the one I have. I found this information on another site, but I don't want to copy and paste the other person's photo of Kwanso. It's much more "messy" looking. From Stout's early description in the AHS Yearbook 1957. " The number of fully formed petals in flowers of Flore Pleno usually ranges from 8 to 14 and the number of well-formed stamens usually ranges from 6 to O. The flowers of the Kwanso type show wide variation in the relative numbers of petals and stamens. Frequently the only well-formed petals are those of the primary or first whorl in which case the number of poorly developed petaloids and normal and abortive stamens is high. Decrease in the number of bladed petaloids is accompanied by increase in the number of stamens. Often in the flowers of Kwanso the petals and petaloids are much twisted and curled. "

I sent the Morning Glory out yesterday! Thank you for your patience! Good luck and please please tell me how it goes! I would also like to know if my package arrives in tact. I will learn this way how to package better for my next shipment. This is my first one! :)

I think it'd be best to plant them outdoors. Daylilies need the outdoors to do well. They're not tropicals or indoor plants. They're tough. You say you're in NYC but you show your zone as zone 9? Zone 9 would be mostly in the south. I think New York has growing zones between 4 and 7. You can find your growing zone here (see link) Joy Here is a link that might be useful: NY Growing Zones

Kwanso has been around for a long time. I don't grow it here, but have read that you need to be careful where you plant it. It can be aggressively invasive, and near impossible to get rid of. It is very pretty, and I've heard of people planting it in the whiskey barrel containers, and that way they can enjoy it without fear of it spreading and taking over their daylily beds. Linda