Foliage Type: Dormant Daylily, best for USDA Zones 3-6, lows to -40 deg F., but easily grown in less severe climate zones. Not as good for the deep south, choose Semi-evergreen or Evergreen cultivars instead. Daylily #H-2091(Klehm, 1988)- Dormant. 30". Midseason. A fragrant pink daylily, with a butter-yellow throat lending to green in the center. The petal edges of this 5-1/2 inch tetraploid are tightly crimped with a yellow picotee edge. Pretty and hardy, this daylily opens darker on the first buds, or during cool weather. Plant Size - Plant size varies from 2 to 4 fans, dependent on season and state of growth. Most daylily plants shipped during summer will have larger, tougher fans, but will probably not bloom the same year. Daylilies delivered in early spring will have just begun to break dormancy, thus will tend to have smaller, more tender top growth and may develop flower buds later in summer. You can let the buds open, but for the first summer, it is suggested that the flowering scape (stem) be removed to allow the root system to settle-in faster. |
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