Reblooming daylilies

Hemerocallis Earlybird Oriole - Common name: Daylily - This ‘Oriole’ will supply the same WOW factor as its feathered namesake. Perfectly sculpted, ruffled golden-orange blossoms flaunt a deeper orange eyezone and a striking chartreuse throat. Blooming is extended with its consistent summer reblooms.From renowned Daylily breeder, Darrel Apps, Hemerocallis Earlybird Oriole, a diploid, will adapt to a wide range of growing conditions. Very drought tolerant once established.

Incredibly floriferous, Hemerocallis 'Perceptive' (Reblooming Daylily) is a compact, semi-evergreen perennial boasting a profusion of large, orange-pink flowers, 5.5 in. across (14 cm), adorned with a triangular red eye and a gold throat. The round and heavily ruffled petals and sepals are finely edged with gold. Blooming in midsummer, and again in late summer to early fall, the attractive blossoms are held neatly above its compact mound of arching, linear leaves.

Discover how to enjoy daylily flowers from spring through fall by filling your garden with reblooming flowers. Grow daylilies with a long bloom time such as Pardon Me, Happy Returns, Apricot Sparkles, and Stella de Oro. #rebloomingdaylilies #longbloomdaylilies #daylily #rebloom

Hemerocallis 'Diva's Choice' (Reblooming Daylily) is a compact perennial boasting a profusion of large, fragrant, bright pink flowers, 5 in. across (13 cm), adorned with yellow ruffled edges above a yellow throat. Blooming from early to mid-summer, and then again in late summer to early fall, the attractive blossoms are held neatly above its compact mound of arching, linear leaves.

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Hemerocallis 'Indian Giver' is a breathtaking early midseason Daylily that produces profuse blooms of large, up to 4.5 in. wide (11 cm), rich purple trumpets with dainty white edges and silvery purple watermarks above their green throats. This diploid Daylily is semi-evergreen and is an excellent reblooming Daylily.

If you are a gardener on a budget, daylilies are one of the best plants you can grow. A small investment in daylilies will give you blooms for many years to come, and these quick growing plants can fill your yard up fast. Daylilies are fairly simple to grow too. Look below at some helpful tips for growing daylilies, and see why this is a plant you should add to your yard this year!

You can cut back daylilies in mid-late autumn, but it is not strictly necessary. Cutting them back in the fall is easiest when the plant has started to die

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There are over 70 different types of daylilies, so deciding what type will work best and look terrific in your landscaping can be challenging.