ED BROWN

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• March 11, 2012 10
  Richlands, VA — Purchased three ED BROWN daylilies five years ago from Oakes. They have developed into very large plants and the beauty of the blooms cannot be captured on camera or canvas.. The pink is delicate but "aive" and the gold edging is just right: distinct and alluring. I feed these plants neavily in early spring and the result is a huge bloom clount. For anyone who appreciates sheer elegance, ED BROWN is THE plant for your garden! ED BROWN also makes a stunning cut flower arrangement!
• February 2, 2009 4
  Canterbury, CT — I received this daylily in 2006, it came as a big plant, but I only get 2 or 3 stalks with a few flowers on each and it's so short too, only like 18"!!! I would expect more after 3 years!! Yes, the flowers are gorgeous, each one perfection, but I want a beautiful plant as well and this one just is not that. I heard that Salter's do not do well in Zone 5/6, so beware all those from our zone. I'm glad to have learned this, as I will not be buying any more. I also have Elizabeth Salter and she doesn't do well either. I will post that here also.
• July 29, 2008 9
  creston, NC — One of the prettiest of the selection I ordered, even nicer in person. Not as many blooms as some of them, but well worth it.
• July 1, 2006 10
  Owensboro, KY — This variety is one of the most beautiful of my 300+ daylily collection. It is pink with a geogerous gold edge. This one is a stunner!
• January 8, 2005 10
  Freeport, PA — Absolutely stunning blooms the first year. I'm truely looking foward to seeing how this performs in it's second year.