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| | German: Taglilie | Czech: denivka | | Genus: Hemerocallis | Family: Liliaceae, | | Mature Height: 0.30 m | Deciduous: deciduous plant | | Bloom in: VI, VII, VIII, | Flower Colour:  | | Soil Preferred: penetrability, | Light Required:   | | Other Attributes: bulb, attractive flowers, |
01) Hemerocallis x hybrida 'Bonanza' ( daylily), Ger: Taglilie, Czech: denivka02) Hemerocallis x hybrida 'Crimson Pirate' ( daylily), Ger: Taglilie, Czech: denivka03) Hemerocallis x hybrida 'Enie Weenie' ( daylily), Ger: Taglilie, Czech: denivka04) Hemerocallis x hybrida 'Frans Hals' ( daylily), Ger: Taglilie, Czech: denivka05) Hemerocallis x hybrida 'Stella d'Oro' ( daylily), Ger: Taglilie, Czech: denivkaPhoto Gallery DF[ cz| Ascam] Denivka (Hemerocallis x hybrida)  [ cz| Poměnka] Denivka (Hemerocallis x hybrida)  Striking, golden yellow trumpets sport a rust-red halo in the center. Exhibits excellent heat and drought tolerance and even emits a wonderful fragrance. The Bonanza Daylily is ideal for naturalizing, foundation plantings, or as a mid-season accent in mixed perennial beds. Blooms in midsummer. Plant... ( About-garden.com) Daylily - Hemerocallis Longfields Maxim; Family: Liliaceae ; Origin: Hybrid origin | Giant 7 inch double, reblooming and fragrant golden yellow flowers. Tetraploid. Hemerocallis prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Daylilies do best in the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and... ( About-garden.com) Hemerocallis Stella dOro (Daylily) Award winning dwarf daylily. Strap like, medium green foliage. Fragrant, trumpet-shaped, 2-3, canary-yellow colored blooms, and tangerine throat, characterize this popular plant. Usually the first to bloom, and is a prolific repeat bloomer. Peak blooming in late sp... ( About-garden.com) A Guide for Gardeners | Few perennials are as tough and versatile as daylilies (genus Hemerocallis), and even fewer offer daylilies enormous range of color, shape, and growing characteristics. The ease of hybridizing daylilies is a major attraction for the enthusiast. Any backyard gardener can hybri... ( About-garden.com) Gold flowers with red eye-zone and ruffled edges with hints of red. Excellent, strong performer in a range of climates. Has won an impressive range of awards including Stout medals and Waterman Award. Hardy zone: 3-9 Blooming Time: July Height: 24 Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Daylilies do... ( About-garden.com) It is not surprising that daylilies have become so popular. They are amongst the most beautiful flowering plants, bloom prolifically over a long period and come in an enormous range of spectacular colours. LONG LASTING BEAUTY The botanical name - Hemerocallis , meaning beauty for a day is rather mis... ( About-garden.com) Index:
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 | Eenie Weenie Daylily Perennial - Hemerocallis  DAYLILY: Daylilies are commonly grown garden plants. These hardy perennials have large and attractive blooms that are similar to lily flowers. They are very easy to grow, many of the forms are tolerant of almost total neglect and will still be seen thriving in a neglected garden long after most of the other cultivated perennial species have been choked out by the invading native plants. Daylilies are actually cultivated as food crops in some countries, such as China and Japan. All parts of the plants are edible though it is the flowers that are most frequently used. Day lilies also have a number of other uses and, all in all, deserve to become a standard plant in edible and ornamental gardens. Very popular perennial that is easy to grow and adaptable to a wide range of growing conditions. Different heights, colors and bloom-times add diversity to the garden. Early-Mid, 1 3/4 flowers, reblooms, miniature yellow on neat compact plants. ...
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Price: 3.99 $ |  | Canadian Border Patrol Daylily - Hemerocallis DAYLILY: Daylilies are commonly grown garden plants. These hardy perennials have large and attractive blooms that are similar to lily flowers. They are very easy to grow, many of the forms are tolerant of almost total neglect and will still be seen thriving in a neglected garden long after most of the other cultivated perennial species have been choked out by the invading native plants. Daylilies are actually cultivated as food crops in some countries, such as China and Japan. All parts of the plants are edible though it is the flowers that are most frequently used. Day lilies also have a number of other uses and, all in all, deserve to become a standard plant in edible and ornamental gardens. Canadian Border Patrol. 6 cream flowers with purple-red eye zone above a green throat and narrow purple-red edges. Semi-evergreen foliage. 2000 Don C. Stevens award winner. Daylilies provide an amazing number of beautiful blooms on tall stems. Add a perennial home improvement- Plant Daylilies! ...
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Price: 5.50 $ |  | Gamma Quadrant Daylily Perennial - Hemerocallis Daylilies do best in the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and for container growing. Fragrant blooms last for more than 16 hours. 5 in. (13 cm) flower size. Semi-evergreen foliage. Prefers sun and well-drained soil. Daylilies do best in the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and for container growing. Fragrant blooms last for more than 16 hours. 5 in. (13 cm) flower size. Semi-evergreen foliage. ...
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Price: 11.99 $ |  | Green Mystique Daylily Perennial - Hemerocallis Daylilies do best in the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and for container growing. Prefers sun or light shade and well-drained soil. Daylilies do best in the mixed perennial border. Also good for mass plantings and for container growing. ...
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Price: 12.99 $ |  | The Daylily: A Guide for Gardeners (John P. Peat) (Ted L. Petit) Few perennials are as tough and versatile as daylilies (genus Hemerocallis ), and even fewer offer daylilies enormous range of color, shape, and growing characteristics. The ease of hybridizing daylilies is a major attraction for the enthusiast. Any backyard gardener can hybridize daylilies, but this blessing of easy breeding can also be something of a curse to the newcomer. Tens of thousands of new daylilies are bred each year. How to choose and grow daylilies amidst this profusion? John Peat and Ted Petit have come to the rescue in this authoritative overview of all aspects of daylily history, cultivation, and breeding. Inspired by R. W. Munson Jr.s classic treatment, Hemerocallis , they fully describe the history of the modern daylily. In the heart of the book, they detail the various types of hybrids and provide indispensable advice for growing all of them well. More than 200 beautiful color photographs and illustrations round out the work. ...
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Price: 18.63 $ |  | Daylilies: The Wild Species and Garden Clones, Both Old and New, of the Genus Hemerocallis (A. B. Stout) Dust jacket notes: A six-foot-high brick wall, built on the grounds of the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx in the 1930s, encloses a secluded garden where one of the twentieth centurys premier botanists, Arlow Stout, worked for more than thirty years. Each day during the summer, Stout would disappear through the walls only gate to wade hip deep among hundreds of daylilies with tantalizing shades of yellow, red, and orange flowers. By crossing one particular plant with another, Stout deftly created plants that were unique - plants that were in the vanguard of a wave of daylily popularity that would rival the tulip craze of Europe 300 years before. Ever since the first tentative daylily crosses were made in the 1870s, amateur and professional breeders have developed more than 26,000 varieties from the original ten or so species of Hemerocallis. The qualities that separate the daylily from other garden plants are two-fold: first, their naturally occurring strains give breeders an un ...
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