Used to
describe daylily scapes that
have lateral branchlets, each containing a cluster
of buds.
Three-way branching may describe a scape with three
branchlets, but is used by some hybridizers to indicate
there are three side branches as well as a cluster
of blooms at
the top of the scape. One way to signify this is
"3-4 way branching", indicating 3 laterals
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Photo
by Mike Brown, used with permission.
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Photo
by Brian Mahieu, used with permission.
Species:
H. citrina.
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Photo by Keith Miner, used with
permission.
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Copyright 2000, 2007 by the American Hemerocallis Society, Inc. |
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