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Daylily 'Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow'

Embrace the continuum with Hemerocallis 'Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow' (also known as Precious Candy / Bit of Blue), a philosophical cultivar hybridized by Carpenter and registered in 2004. This daylily blooms across time, connecting past, present, and future. A timeless member of the Hemerocallidaceae family, it transcends seasons.

Cultivar Information

Family:	Hemerocallidaceae
Genus:	Hemerocallis
Cultivar:	Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow (aka Precious Candy / Bit of Blue)
Hybridizer:	Carpenter
Registration Year:	2004

Daylilies: Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me' (Daylily); Hemerocallis 'Cleo' (Daylily); Daylily 'Christmas Is' – Holiday Blooms from 1979; Daylily 'Pure And Simple' – Clean Beauty from 1993; Diamonds And Pearls Daylily: A 1994 Salter Jewelry Box; Daylily 'Always Tomorrow'; Daylily 'Ribbons and Curls': Shooter's 1995 Textural Delight; Daylily 'Cinnamon and Lace': A 1997 Hanson Hybrid; Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (Brunfelsia pauciflora): Color-Changing Blooms; Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 'Kiss Me Quick' (Brunfelsia latifolia): The Larger-Leaved Color Changer

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