CEDAR WAXWING

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• June 29, 2010 10
  Chicago, IL — Wow! This was my free daylily, planted last fall. I had asked for "anything big and bright" ---well, this one is for sure...it is much brighter than the photo, a tropical-looking blend of orange and pink, very eyecatching, tall and just a beautiful flower form. I don't always care for orange or peach tones but this one is gorgeous. It says it blooms "mid-season" but here in Chicago the daylily season is just beginning, and this is one of my first daylilies to bloom. I had to look it up to see when it was supposed to bloom. I wasn't expecting to see it yet. Highly recommend.
• January 28, 2009 8
  Fenton, MI — This is a really pretty one. I've had it in my garden for two seasons now. The picture isn't the truest representation of the color but it's still very pretty.
• October 8, 2005 10
  Boyds, MD — Very pretty in my garden....it also developed a proliferation (not sure if this is the correct spelling)...
• July 19, 2005 10
  Montrose, MN — Absolutely love Cedar WaxWing's blushing rosy pink color. The flowers are carried on strong stems. This daylily is a highlight in my collection of many from Oakes.
• July 18, 2004 10
  Merriam, KS — This is definitely one of my favorites. Tall and strong with color that can't be beat.
• July 5, 2003 10
  Anderson, IN — This was the first year and I couldn't wait to see it bloom. I wasn't disappointed. It is a gorgeous dark peachy pink and holds the color all day.
• September 5, 2002 8
  Littleton, CO — Loved the name and the beautiful, bright deep pink, non-fading in east-facing sun, flower. Hardy,strong grower the first year.
• August 3, 2001 9
  Fenton, MI — Peachier than in the picture, but a beautiful floriferous daylily nonetheless. Fades a bit in sun.
• July 2, 2001 9
  Circleville, OH — This is a nice medium pink. Not quite as bright as the picture, but still a pretty pink. Many buds and sturdy scapes.