HAVE: Peach Ruffles Daylily
mamabear
10 years ago
I have 2 Fans Dug up in Pot waiting to be traded.
Peach Ruffles by Rudolph in 1982.
height 30", bloom 5", season EM, Dormant, Tetraploid,
Very Fragrant,
Peachy cream pink with deeper peach pink eyezone and yellow throat.
Parents - (Peach Fantasy � sdlg)
Would like another Daylily I don't have!
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