Origin:  Hybridizer, Grooms (1977)
Family:  Hemerocalidaceae
Light:  Full sun/sun-part shade
Height:  1.5-2'
Spacing:  1.5-2'
Bloom:  Showy, 4.5" across, gold, double, self, non-fragrant, rebloomer on 20" long scape, nice slightly ruffled edges, recurved, mid-season
Foliage:  Dormant, dark green
Soil:  Well-drained, normal, clayey, sandy, mildly acidic, neutral, mildly alkaline, drought tolerant
Water:  Regular-low
Uses:  Borders, containers, edges, naturalizing, mass plant, butterfly garden
Propagation:  Rootball divisions (Fall/early Spring)

Comments:  Hemerocallis 'Condilla' or Daylily 'Condilla' is a dormant diploid with a vigorous clumping growth habit.  It is a mid-season reblooming hybrid by hybridizer Grooms (2007).  In late June, Hemerocallis 'Condilla' produces 20" long scape of eye-catching non-fragrant, gold, self, double-petaled, recurved blossom with lovely slightly ruffled edges.  Daylily 'Condilla' is a diurnal rebloomer with dark green foliage.  It is easily propagated from rootball divisions and thrives best in well-drained, acidic or alkaline soil in a sunny or part shade environment. Hemerocallis 'Condilla' tolerates some drought.  Mass plant in borders or along walkways for a spectacular display.  Daylily 'Condilla' can also be container cultivated.  The stunning bright gold flowers really stand out in the Summer landscape.  Hemerocallis 'Condilla'  is popularly cultivated by many hobbyists for its bright bold and beautiful blooms. 

Interesting to note, Daylily 'Condilla' received the following awards:
Honorable Mention (1982)
Ida Munson Award (1984)
Award of Merit (1985)
Lexitington All American Award (1991)
Georgia Doubles Appreciation Award (2002)