Quick Search: Hemerocallis hybrid - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Huge 7", fiery red-orange flowers with a deeper red band and gold throat. Sculpted petals are delightfully ruffled and are of good substance, holding up well in the hot summer sun. Strong, well-branched scapes. Outstanding pest resistant foliage looks great all season long. Award winner.

Bright lemon-yellow flowers show contrasting plum eye zones and ruffled rims. A standout in any border, this daring daylily received Honorable Mention from the AHS. 5½" blooms on sturdy 28" stems appear early to midsummer with dormant foliage.

Lively lavender-purple blooms with deep purple eye and yellow throats; picotee edges. Early to midsummer brings up to 30 flowers per scape; reblooms. Prolific award winner.

A new, hardy, dwarf, repeat-blooming daylily with exotic, bicolor, coral-rose and creamy yellow flowers.

Early season bloomer; red flowers with yellow throats appear repeatedly all summer; dwarf habit and very hardy. A breakthrough series that can produce up to 400 blooms per season.

One of the best daylilies in its color class! Putting on a terrific show in the garden, this daylily produces loads of large 6", shimmering diamond dusted, lavender mauve flowers with a prominent citron yellow throat and matching purple stamens. Ruffled, recurved tepals open wide and flat revealing the triangular flower form.

This daylily is highly fragrant; its delightful perfume is noticeable from several feet away. We like how compact and well-proportioned this daylily is, with its large flowers appearing just at the top of the foliage instead of on tall, willowy scapes like some large flowered daylilies. The well-branched and budded scapes appear first in midseason and then again later in the season when it reblooms.

This selection features lightly ruffled off-white flowers with a green throat. Early/Midseason.

A prolific rebloomer that bears up to 25 gorgeous 6" blooms per plant. Each beige-pale pink flower features a wide blue-purple band that matches a mesmerizing eye zone. Lusciously ruffled, overlapping petals create a rounded form that attracts garden visitors and charming butterflies alike. Early-mid.

Another beautiful daylily from renowned daylily breeder Karol Emmerich! 6" triangular shaped flowers are peach with a wine purple eye. Like watercolor paint, the purple color blends to lavender purple toward the yellow throat for a stunning display. A thin, purple picotee edge frames the edge of the blooms.

Six inch, pink, pointed and deeply ruffled tepals with rose veining, golden yellow eye, and pale green throat. Broad, nearly round petals and wide, slightly recurved form. Large blooms on a small plant makes this one great for containers. Foliage is evergreen in most climates.

Large, sweetheart pink 5.5" flowers flaunt rosy red eyes, ruffled red edges, and golden throats. A profuse bloomer with an impressive number of buds per stem. Rebloomer. Tetraploid.

The double flowers of ‘Moses’ Fire’, a truly deep-red Daylily, have a faint golden streak on their ruffled edges, evoking the burning bush. Its petals are tightly packed for a dramatic display of vivid color. An early and profuse bloomer, it puts on a second show at summer's end. A winner, for sure.

Early-mid, one of the very first brush stroke pattern daylilies on the market. 7" magenta-rose flowers streaked with shades of pink and cream are accented with a gold-orange throat. Tall stems show off the reblooming flowers even from a distance. Award winner.

'Blood, Sweat and Tears' is aptly named to reference the years of hard work by renowned breeder Karol Emmerich to find a truly exceptional red daylily. Massive 6" raspberry red flowers are complemented by a wide rosy pink eye that leads to a yellow throat. A thin white margin edges each petal. Flowers are held on proportionate scapes, just above the foliage. There are no hardiness concerns with this red daylily as it was bred and selected in Minnesota.

If you're looking for a daylily that brings height to the garden, this is a top choice! In addition to tall scapes, 'King of the Ages' boasts incredible size with 6½" flowers. The petals are a unique blend of butter-yellow, peach, and apricot (officially, a "polychrome"). With its burgundy red eye and matching red picotee edge, this will definitely fill you with awe.

Award: American Hemerocallis Society Honorable Mention 2010.

An easily recognizable daylily that's a must-have for your garden! Deep purplish red, spoon-shaped flowers are massive – nearly 8" across. The large green throat is a nice contrast to the dark petals. Compared to the popular 'Ruby Spider', flowers are more purple in color. 'Persian Ruby' demands attention when it explodes with flowers in midsummer thanks to its high bud count.

A uniquely shaped daylily that is easily recognizable in a crowd. Triangular, pale yellow petals have a large wine purple eye and a razor thin wine purple edge. An improved 'El Desperado', this variety has an improved flower form, a higher bud count, good branching, rebloom, and a slightly earlier bloom season compared to its predecessor.

This new and exciting variety stands out from the rest of the daylilies with its uniquely shaped petals. Huge, 6.5in triangular-shaped flowers are light golden yellow with a pronounced raspberry red eye. Its bottom sepals are smooth, often twisting or curling into a “swirling” motion. This is the perfect companion to ‘Primal Scream’, matching its spider-like look. Daylilies are a perfect landscape plant and possibly the most care-free and easiest perennials to grow.

An impressive, reliable daylily in terms of both performance and attractiveness. Light mauve flowers have an extremely wide, dark purple eye and a matching dark purple picotee edge. 'Rock Solid' has a very high bud count and well branched scapes.

Large 6” bittersweet orange trumpets with darker orange highlights resemble soft Tiger Lilies in height and color, but with clean foliage and an extended bloom time.

Hemerocallis Rocket City, a tetraploid, was selected for its abundant blossoms, vibrant colors, and hardiness in a variety of climates and soils. Drought tolerant once established.

An easy-to-grow garden perennial producing masses of rose colored flowers from summer to fall. The key is summer-to-fall: they have one of the longes bloom seasons of any hemerocallis.

Breathtaking flowers bear wine-red petals that blend into a yellow throat. Flowers are held aloft on wiry stems above mounds of green straplike foliage. Perfect for massing in the border or naturalizing woodland edges.

This award winning daylily is earning rave reviews for its uniquely colored, fragrant blossoms. They are coral-tangerine with a reddish-coral center and the petals are beautifully ruffled. It is a vigorous grower with attractive healthy foliage.

6" crisp yellow blooms that bleed to light yellow with faint green throat, white watermark and wavy edges rimmed in gold; vigorous grower.

The world's most popular daylily! 2¾", bright gold complete self with mild pie crust edging and a subtle fragrance. Blooms from early to midsummer, followed by waves of rebloom into early fall (Reblooms best if plants are deadheaded).

‘Strawberry Candy’ has textured, pink petals with ruffled, picotee edges surround the strawberry-red eye zones and yellow throats, making this reblooming variety a real winner. This cultivar has an diurnal extended blooming habit; its blooms remain open from the early morning until the evening, for at least 16 hours. Each flower lasts for only one day. They are rebloomers and will bloom more than once in a season. These daylilies bloom one to three weeks before the height of bloom of most cultivars.

Large 6" burgundy flowers with a unique triangular white halo and creamy eye, evergreen foliage, tetraploid and re-blooms

Large 5¼" show stopping lavender flowers with large blue-purple eye and ruffled edges. A green throat provides a beautiful contrast. Blooms in early- to mid-summer and then again in late summer to early fall. Fragrant.