Can you ID a Rust to Rust Red Daylily

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Author Message   Butrscoch  My Weather Posted on Tuesday, July 31, 2007 - 05:19 pm EST :    I finally took photos at my friends house. I can not capture the color with my camera. The photos come out looking too orange. This is the large flower form and a gorgeous old plant with lots of bloom. Wish I knew the name of this one. I would call it a definite (amber) rust red to golden red. I can't describe the color but is my absolute favorite daylily. Any clues what it might be? Not a madarin orange color but what I see is RUST (brown) red something wonderful anyway when it comes to color. Not faded either but rich and beautiful. It is 100 temps again so maybe it would be a bit darker if it wasn't so hot. Butrscoch Llewellyn Butrscoch - North Dakota , Zone "3 - 4"   Butrscoch  My Weather Posted on Tuesday, July 31, 2007 - 08:49 pm EST :    Daylily Fans, I looked the flower color over again. What it reminds me of very much is the color of Crimson Pirate only with a larger flower. The color tones are much alike....has a brown/rust/amber cast to the red which is what I really love here. Any clues what the larger flowered one might be I would love to know the name. My friend so far has not offered me a division of his anyway. Butrscoch Butrscoch - North Dakota , Zone "3 - 4"

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