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Pretty yellow. Good performer. Planted in sandy soil, 3-4 hours’ sun, bright shade rest of day
I would like to see what a CLUMP of this plant looks like. I have had something like it in my garden for at least 25 years, since my mom ...Read More
Clumps rapidly. I've divided and moved it and it just keeps on blooming here in Zone 4 of the north PA hills.
The best gold daylily. Long blooming season. No fancy markings, just a giant clump of color which is visible from a great distance. Cl...Read More
Out of my 30 different daylilies, THIS one is my favorite! SO SHOWY......It's the focal point of my whole front yard. If I could find ano...Read More
This is a great, reliable plant in my zone 5 garden. Grows into huge clumps, with large flowers that are a nice light golden yellow, wit...Read More
Love Mary Todd. The substance, shape and size and foliage habit is stunning. Get alot of comments from garden visitors on this one. A sta...Read More
Good color & substance, very tolerant of wet weather, and flowers fade gracefully. A real winner.
1974 Richard C. Peck Memorial Award Winner
Once this plant reaches clump strength, there's no stopping it. Though not listed as a rebloomer (to my knowledge) it is one of the first...Read More
O.Fay 1967