Rosy Returns
This exceptional early-blooming award-winning cultivar produces stunning double blooms that are 3.75 inches in diameter. The flowers are a beautiful rose pink with a rose purple band and a yellow throat. The plant reaches a height of 16 inches, making it an excellent choice for front-row planting in the garden. It continues to bloom until frost halts its growth. Unlike the 'Going Bananas' cultivar, this variety has a consistent scape-to-fan ratio that is unaffected by clump size, so it does not require dividing.
This exceptional early-blooming award-winning cultivar produces stunning double blooms that are 3.75 inches in diameter. The flowers are a beautiful rose pink with a rose purple band and a yellow throat. The plant reaches a height of 16 inches, making it an excellent choice for front-row planting in the garden. It continues to bloom until frost halts its growth. Unlike the 'Going Bananas' cultivar, this variety has a consistent scape-to-fan ratio that is unaffected by clump size, so it does not require dividing.
This exceptional early-blooming award-winning cultivar produces stunning double blooms that are 3.75 inches in diameter. The flowers are a beautiful rose pink with a rose purple band and a yellow throat. The plant reaches a height of 16 inches, making it an excellent choice for front-row planting in the garden. It continues to bloom until frost halts its growth. Unlike the 'Going Bananas' cultivar, this variety has a consistent scape-to-fan ratio that is unaffected by clump size, so it does not require dividing.
Plant Information and Planting Instructions
Reblooms: yes, but seldom 3-5 zone
Fragrant: yes
Foliage Type: dormant
Ploidy: diploid
Sunlight: Requires full or partial shade with no less than 4 hours of full sun daily.
Hardiness zone: 3-9
Fertilize: use well-aged yard or manure compost during planting, then apply compost or a 10-10-10 granular fertilizer on the surface once a year.
Soil type: Prefers most well-drained soils. Maintain pH between 6.3 and 6.8.
Ships: As bare root
Shipping Period: May 15 through September 15
When to plant: After the last frost until 30 days before the first frost. You can also plant in peak summer, but it will require more frequent watering.
Planting Instructions:
Place the newly arrived daylily in water overnight
Dig a hole that is 12 inches deep
Fill the hole with water and allow it to soak in thoroughly
Fill the hole about three-quarters full with well-aged yard/manure compost or dirt.
Add water to the dirt/compost mix until it becomes a slurry, then place the daylily in with the roots facing downward.
Push the daylily into the slurry until all white foliage above the crown of the root is covered.
Leave an indentation in the hole for later watering purposes.
Water the daylily 2 or 3 times a week for the first 3 weeks after planting