'Beauty to Behold' lives up to its name with boldly textured yellow flowers featuring ruffled, paler yellow edges. This semi-evergreen cultivar has a nocturnal blooming habit—flowers open in the late afternoon and close the following morning or early afternoon. Each bloom lasts just one day, but the plant produces a succession over the summer season.
Plant in full sun for best flowering; in southern regions, provide light midday shade. Soil should be rich, well-drained, and moisture-retentive. Amend with organic matter and water deeply during dry spells. Mulch to conserve moisture.
Sow seed in containers in spring or autumn. Divide in spring or autumn.
Daylilies are tough plants with few serious issues. Minor damage from aphids, thrips, slugs, snails, and rust is possible.
Daylily 'Becky Lynn' (Hemerocallis 'Becky Lynn'): Pink Striped Rebloomer for Spring and Summer
Daylily 'Frances Fay' (Hemerocallis 'Frances Fay'): Floriferous Melon-Yellow Rebloomer
Daylily 'Froufrou' (Hemerocallis 'Froufrou'): Fragrant Yellow Rebloomer with Ruffled Petals
Daylily 'Girl Scout' (Hemerocallis 'Girl Scout'): Large Bright Yellow Flowers for Early Summer
Daylily 'Yum Yum' (Hemerocallis 'Yum Yum'): Miniature Red Flowers with Extended Blooms
Daylily, Daylilies (Hemerocallis) – Tough, Easy-Care Perennials for Sun to Shade
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