29 results for "Hybrid Daylily" between $2.00 and $50.00

The Day Lily Hemerocallis species only opens for one day. After it is spent, it is succeeded by the next day's blossom. The established clump may bloom for weeks. In their natural habitat daylilies are found in swamps, seashore meadows, forests edges and on mountains up to 10,000 feet. Daylilies have become nearly as popular as roses. They are collected, grown and hybridized by people around the world. From approximately 20 species of daylilies over 45,000 varieties of daylily hybrids have been...

This is a hybrid lily. It produces flowers that are mostly bright orange while some may be yellow. They are edible. Can be grown in all zones. Once established it forms bulbs and becomes a prolific grower. Winter dormant in the northern zones. Its strap-like leaves are similar to the Iris lily. Easily grown. Seeds are small.

Montego Melon™ An early-blooming daylily with soft yellow blooms on a more compact plant. A long bloom season, and multiple flowering cycles are perfect for mass plantings and perennial beds. The compact grass-like foliage is Rust resistant. Matures to 15-18 inches.

Jamaica Sunrise™ An early-blooming daylily with orange-red petals and a yellow throat on a more compact plant. A long bloom season, and multiple flowering cycles are perfect for mass plantings and perennial beds. The compact grass-like foliage is Rust resistant. Matures to 15-18 inches tall.

Hybrid Daylilies are amazing plants that have no equal in their ability to produce big brilliant flowers day after day. They are hardy anywhere -- thrive in heat, drought, cool, moist locations, in sun or shade -- even poor soil. We send strong disease and insect-free plants. We offer a choice of Hybrid Daylilies in assorted colors: Fragrant Yellow, Ruffled Peach, Velvety Red, Pale Apricot and Pink and Creamy Apricot.

Daylily Purple D Ora Lavender-purple blooms. Rebloomer. Tremendously vigorous. Heat and drought tolerant. Very adaptable.

Barbary Corsair Dayily has 3 ½ inch flowers with violet, plum-purple self with a lime-green throat. A vigorous, mid season re-bloomer growing to 16 inches with semi-evergreen foliage.

Preppy Pink Daylily has a 3 ½ inch rose-pink bloom with white margins and a deeper rose eyezone. This repeat bloomer performs in midseason and grows to a large 32 inches.

An authoritative overview of all aspects of daylily history, cultivation, and breeding. Inspired by R. W. Munson Jr.'s classic treatment, Hemerocallis, the book fully describes the history of the modern daylily. In the heart of the book, the authors detail the various types of hybrids and provide indispensable advice for growing all of them well. More than 200 beautiful color photographs and illustrations round out the work.

This reblooming daylily has lightly fragrant, 4" lemon yellow blossoms with a slightly ruffled edge. It is a hybrid of Hemerocallis 'Happy Returns' with similar but larger flowers on a larger clump.

Unfortunately, the newer "flower show" hybrid daylilies have gone far from their origin. This native Chinese species is truly one of my garden favorites. In July, the clump of Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus by our deck puts out 3-4' bloom scapes topped with dozens of very fragrant, narrow-petaled, lemony-yellow flowers...that's right...fragrant! The hummingbird-acclaimed flowers open in early evening and close early the following morning, making them perfect for those that like to enjoy their garden...

Types of Daylilies for today's gardens: The famous old orange Daylily and the well-known old Lemon Lily are not the only wild Daylilies, just the most famous. There are 20 Daylily species, worldwide. Today from those 20 plants, more than 20,000 hybrids have been created, to satisfy gardeners who love Daylilies, and just cant get enough. Hybridizing Daylilies for various colors and styles is not new. Famous old reliable hybrids like Catherine Woodbury--the lovely lavender and yellow bi-color--have...

For weeks during late summer a huge clump of 'Autumn Minaret' blooms daily anchoring the end of a sunny border here at Niche. Our summer garden visitors are surprised to see Daylily blooms towering above the border at 5-6'. Flowers are a soft buttery yellow, fading to apricot in the throat, with petals backed in brown. A hybrid of H. altissima, tallest of all Daylilies, 'Autumn Minaret' has blooms which last into the evening, perfuming the garden with a light fragrance. Tuck these 6' stems behind...