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Beautiful blooms of the Hemerocallis fulva or Orange Daylily or Tawny
Daylily or Ditch Daylily or Common Daylily or Tiger Lily |
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Hemerocallis fulva
(Orange Daylily , Tawny Daylily, Ditch Daylily, Common Daylily,
Tiger Lily) |
Family: Hemerocallidaceae
Hybridizer: Stamile, 1989
Light: Full sun, sun-part shade
Height: 2-3'
Spread: 15-18"
Blooms: Slight fragrant, > 4-5" single, orange-yellow, showy
Foliage: Semi-evergreen
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Soil: Well-drained, loamy, dry-moist
Propagation: Division, seeds
Caution: Invasive
Uses: Borders, beddings, containers
Comments: Hemerocallis fulva or Orange Daylily or Tawny Daylily or
Ditch Daylily or Common Daylily or Tiger Lily is an easy to grow, carefree and hardy
plant that
blooms early mid-season and reblooms in Fall. Young shoots of
this perennial plant
are eaten raw while the older shoots are cooked. When grown
in masses, Hemerocallis fulva add color to the perennial garden.
USDA Hardiness Zones : 5-10 |
