Chorus Line Daylily

Transforms into a shimmering pink sea of diamond-dusted 3½” blooms.
Daylily cultivar has won prize after prize, and you’ll quickly see why. Over time, a massing of the extraordinarily hardy, wildly floriferous 20″ tall plants transforms into a shimmering pink sea of diamond-dusted 3½” blooms, with ever more flowers appearing. Admired up-close, daylily’s silky pink bloom reveals a rose band, a sunny yellow watermark, and a green throat. Flowers offer extended bloom over the day—16 hours—and over the season, first blooming in early summer, and reblooming thereafter. Vigorous grower and rapid propagator can tolerate the harshest conditions: poor and dry soils, slopes, city air. Easy to maintain, quick to multiply.

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