Hemerocallis 'Lies and Lipstick'

Daylily

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5.5" soft white-pink petals with a rose-red eye and green throat. Ruffled, red edges are trimmed in gold for and extra touch of flair; vigorous rebloomer.

· 5.5" soft pink flower with red eye
· Wavy edges trimmed in gold
· Vigorous rebloomer

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Hemerocallis 'Hanalei Bay'

Daylily

Early-mid, A prolific rebloomer that bears up to 25 flowers per plant. 6", overlapping, ruffled, pale pink petals create a nice rounded form and feature wide blue-purple banding with a matching eye zone.

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Item #	Pack	Size	Avail Units	Avail Plants
4527150	25	#1 Div.	SOLD OUT	SOLD OUT	Login for Pricing

Height:

24-36 in

Spread:

18-24 in

Zone:

3-9

Hemerocallis 'Lies and Lipstick'

Exposure

•	Sun Tolerant
•	Morning Sun / Afternoon Shade

Soil Moisture Needs

•	Average Soil

Attributes

•	Re-Blooming
•	Border

Season of Interest (Flowering)

•	Late Summer / Early Fall
•	Late Spring / Early Summer

Hemerocallis

Common Name: Daylily

Extremely popular perennial. Hemerocallis (Daylilies) are adaptable to a wide range of growing conditions and are very easy to grow. Once established, daylilies are very drought and heat tolerant, and are extremely long-lived. Extensive breeding efforts have produced plants of varying heights, flower color, bloom times, and rebloomers.

DAYLILY TERMINOLOGY

Dormant: Plants are deciduous, completely loosing their foliage. Most dormant types are very hardy but may perform poorly in frost free areas. New growth originates from the formation of new eyes from the crown.

Evergreen: Plants continue to grow in mild climates and foliage does not die back. Best types for extreme southern areas and less hardy in nothern areas. New growth originates from the center of the old foliage.

Semi-Evergreen: Plants exhibiting characteristics of both dormant and evergreen types. Perform equally well in the North and South.

Diploids: Daylilies with 2 sets of chromosomes. Usually faster growing, producing more "grassy" growth and ever-blooming types.

Tetraploids: Daylilies with 4 sets of chromosomes. Usually produces wider and heavier foliage with thick sturdy stems. Flowers are larger with thicker petals, and colors are more intense.

Extended Bloom: Flowers remain open for a minimum of 16 hours, good for evening viewing.

Reblooms: Plants bloom heavily early summer and sporadically thereafter.

Grow: Center and plant so crown is 1" below soil surface. Prune root tips for easier fit. Keep evenly moist and maintain pH 6.2 - 6.7. Grow in full sun at 55 - 60F. Fertilize moderately once growth appears. Most daylilies will flower 10 weeks after planting.