Origin:  Hybridizer, Munson (1983)
Family:  Hemerocalidaceae
Light:  Full sun/sun-part shade
Height:  1.5-2'
Spacing:  1.5-2'
Bloom:  5", red with lemon throat, double, diurnal, self, non-fragrant, velvety, ruffled rebloomer on 22" long scape, late mid-season
Foliage:  Semi-evergreen, basal, sword-like
Soil:  Well-drained, normal, clayey, sandy, mildly acidic, neutral, mildly alkaline
Water:  Regular
Uses:  Borders, containers, mass planting, edges, naturalizing, mass plant
Propagation:  Rootball divisions (Fall/early Spring)

Comments:  Hemerocallis 'Highland Lord' or Daylily 'Highland Lord' is an award winning perennial with a rapid clumping growth habit.  It is a late mid-season hybrid rebloomer by hybridizer Monson (1983).  In mid-July Hemerocallis 'Highland Lord' produces 22" long scape of eye-catching wine red self double-petaled, non-fragrant, velvety ruffled blossoms, exquisitely trimmed in gold picotee along its edges.  Daylily 'Highland Lord' has semi-evergreen, sword-like, basal foliage.  It is easily propagated from rootball divisions.  Hemerocallis 'Highland Lord' thrives best in well-drained, mildly acidic, neutral or mildly alkaline soil, in a sunny to part shade location.  Daylily 'Highland Lord' naturalizes easily.  Mass plant this tetraploid beauty in borders for a striking display in the Summer landscape.  Hemerocallis 'Highland Lord' can also be container cultivated.  Deers would not go near this yellow-throated deer resistant showstopper.
Interestingly, Daylily 'Highland Lord' is noted for Honorable Mention (1985) and Ida Mundson Award (1991).  

USDA Zones:  4-10