Daylily 'Strawberry Candy'

20 buds on 13 scapes and 33 days of bloom.

In my southern New Jersey garden, Strawberry Candy was a very strong performer in the heat. Plants multiply quickly and send out lots of...Read More scapes of clusters pink flowers with peach undertones. I like it so much that it's the first daylily I've purchased since my move to Alaska.. I hope it performs well here also! So far the plant is much smaller than in NJ, but it survived the winter- YAY!

This is a pretty Daylily, but here in this area is is very susceptable to rust.

Vigorous cultivar, reblooms well. A deeper pink than I expected. Multiplies well and gives lots of fans to share. Love this daylily!

Nice sized plant with medium blooms.

A nicely colored daylily. Blooms in July in my garden.

I was awaiting to see if it would bloom more peachy in color or be more like photos on the internet or in advertisements, it turned out t...Read Moreo flower just as sold as far as color. I have noticed that it doesnt seem to be a fast multiplier in my yard but it is definitely very nice.

The plant has bloomed well but for me it is a salmon color, not really pink. In fact it is so "salmony" that it isn't very pretty. I re...Read Moreally think it is the soil I have, not the light. I have moved it a few times thinking it needed more sun or a little shade or whatever.

This flower has it all! Great form, reblooms, nice color, heat tolerant, drought tolerant, multiplies fast. Need I say more?

Pretty pretty pink daylily you delight me so.
Really nice pink, good reproduction rates, and it blooms very well.
Note:I li...Read Moreft my daylilies every two years, divide if needed, and replant them with a bed of compost, soft rock phosphate, greensand. Mmm..yeah, they do real good.

I think I would give perennial favorite "Strawberry Candy" a higher rating if I got more pink blooms from it. It's grown well for me, an...Read Mored the flower form is consistently lovely, but the color is more salmon than pink for the most part. I have gotten a few pink blooms, and they're gorgeous, but overall, the salmon color is more persistent.

Wonderful plant and very hardy, even reblooms in zone 3-5 area of Maine.

This one's a keeper! Increases well, strong plant, good substance on flowers. I've never seen a deformed bloom on this plant -- the flo...Read Morewers are perfect! Very consistent, reliable and hardy. Prolific bloomer. Does well in part shade or sun. Note to people talking about the color: This cultivar tends to look different in different lighting situations. It appears more pink in part shade; more apricot or orangey in full sun. It's really just the lighting.

Even without reading the tag, this one is obvious.
It even looks like something you would call Strawberry Candy!

Be...Read Moreautiful color is a bit tricky to photograph, but indeed a
lovely selection from the candy series.

Side note...Songbird839, an incorrectly received plant
would not warrant a negative for the cultivar of Strawberry Candy.
The plant's colors do not alter as you mentioned, so
it must not be a true to type. You should check with the person
you purchased it from.

Mine is sort of tangerine also, but I didn't know it was supposed to be pink. I still like it, though. The eye is rose, though.

Plant took 2 years to bloom in its new home, but then bloomed very nicely over a period of time. Best colors with mid-day shade.

Strawberry Candy thrives in this z 3 climate--beautiful blooms and even rebloomed last summer. Grat plant!

This is a lovely daylily. The colors are luscious and the blooms are a nice large size.

A very robust grower and bloomer in my zone 4 garden. Reblooms here consistantly. Deserving of it's Stout Medal status.

As you can see by the picture I added, this cultivar did not bloom true to description. I was very disappointed when it bloomed with ora...Read Morengey blossoms instead of the pink color it is suppose to be. I guess not all its traits hold true.

Wonderful plant--Very floriferous and reblooms in zone 5

Good grower that multiplies quickly. We get 4.25" blooms. Appropriately named!

4" blooms,26" scapes,Stamile (1989)

Consistently beautiful flower. Deserves its almost continous mention on the popularity polls.