Orange Daylily - 100 Plants

Orange Daylily

Orange Daylily is an herbaceous perennial plant native to Asia. Despite its origins, it is an American gardener's favorite for its stunning orange flowers and is well-adapted to our growing conditions. It will do best in the whole or filtered sun in the U.S.D.A. plant growing zones 3 to 10.

It has long, strap-like leaves that can reach as much as 20" in length and have a grassy-like texture. Its flowers are a true orange, with five petals, a vase shape, and a long, pointed orange and brown center.

The stunning flowers bloom from midsummer to fall and are fragrant. The fragrance of the flower is unique and quite sweet. It has a strong floral scent with a hint of spice. The smell combines honeysuckle, jasmine, and a touch of citrus. It is a pleasant scent that will linger long after being cut or brushed against.

The vibrant orange petals, sweet floral fragrance, and tubular shape will attract hummingbirds to feast on the nectar. You'll also see butterflies, bees, and birds frequent your garden.

Orange Daylily Care

Hemerocallis Fulva has minimal care needs. The plant is easy to grow and will do well in many soil conditions if it is moist--not too wet or dry. It is also very tolerant of cold and heat and can thrive in sub-freezing and sub-tropical growing zones.

This cold hardiness makes the orange daylily an ideal choice for gardeners in northern climates looking for a hardy, colorful, and easy-to-care-for plant. Gardeners in the frigid zones will also mulch around them before the snow flies.

They can also tolerate drought and require only 1" of water during most of the season and up to 2" while flowering.

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The orange daylily, a common plant in the United States, is prized for its good nature and showy flowers. You can trust that Wholesale Nursery will send you only the most vigorous bare-root specimens from our central Tennessee facility--give us a try today!