July 30, 2011 by Sherry
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See this cute little plant to the left of the portulaca?
At about 3″ tall, this may be the world’s shortest daylily. :)
I had ordered several daylilies a few weeks ago from Gilbert Wild, and since they cut them off before shipping, what I received were very healthy root clumps with just a bit of foliage. I planted this one and surprisingly, it had a bloom right away! (It’s a little taller now.) :)
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I’m assuming these are all dine blooming? Or are these late/repeaters that are in bloom now???
Hi Jim,
Most of them are still blooming right now (some are sparse but still have a bloom or two). The only daylilies I plant are rebloomers or everbloomers, with just a couple of exceptions. The lighter orange ditch lilies are finished of course, and the “Wild Horses” (top photo, #3 in the second row), are also finished. ‘Happy Returns’ (lemon yellow) and especially ‘Pardon Me’ (the reds) bloom continuously all summer. <– those two are my favorites, I love the ones that bloom all season.
-Sherry