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Discover 70 Different Daylily Varieties

With an endless array of cheery colors and shapes, there's a daylily for every garden. Learn about the different varieties of this hardy perennial.

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‘Stella de Oro’ Daylily (Hemerocallis ‘Stella de Oro’)

Golden lily-type flowers punctuate a mound of strappy leaves. This popular choice is a reblooming daylily, so you can expect blossoms to open all season long. Full sun coaxes the most flowers to form. Combines well with: Siberian iris, purple coneflower and bee balm. Hardy in Zones 3 to 9.

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'Rosy Scenario' Daylily

'Rosy Scenario' features vibrant dark pink petals with frilled white edges and a lime green center. 

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'Hold Your Horses' Daylily

'Hold Your Horses' opens up frilled blooms in a soft-yellow with a beautiful burgundy color on each petal.

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'Startle' Daylily

This daylily is sure to grab your attention in any garden. 'Startle' features red petals with yellow frilled edges and a yellow throat. 

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