About So Lovely
One of the most fragrant daylilies, with a fresh-looking pale yellow-green flower. Appearing white from a distance, it’s 5.5” wide with a small green throat. Can be easily propagated without digging it up because it produces new baby plants on its stems. An early morning opener that blooms well into the late season.
Semi-evergreen. Diploid. Tried-and-true since 1969, still very popular in Europe, but harder to find here. Cool video showing this variety’s stem “proliferations” — clones of itself that can be planted.
About Daylily
Garden favorites whose abundant flowers each last one day. Very easy to grow. Bloom times are early (late June–early July), mid-season (late July) or late (mid– to late August). Daylilies are mid-season unless noted otherwise. Extended bloom means flowers last into evening. Rebloomers will bloom again, later in the season. Tetraploid plants are huskier and have larger flowers. Be sure to plant your bareroot daylilies soon after purchase.
