Daylily 'Vintage Bordeaux' – Rich Wine Colors from 1986

Hemerocallis 'Vintage Bordeaux': Deep Wine Tones by Kirchhoff, 1986

Hemerocallis 'Vintage Bordeaux' pours the deep, complex tones of aged wine into daylily form. Hybridized by Kirchhoff and registered in 1986, this cultivar delivers the rich, saturated colors of a fine Bordeaux—dark reds, purples, and plums blended seamlessly.

Wine-Rich Palette

• Family: Hemerocallidaceae (hem-er-oh-kal-id-AY-see-ee)
• Genus: Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss)
• Cultivar: Vintage Bordeaux
• Hybridized by: Kirchhoff
• Registered/Introduced: 1986

Complex Color

'Vintage Bordeaux' produces 5–6 inch flowers in a sophisticated blend of deep red, purple, and wine tones with a golden throat. The colors have the depth and complexity of aged wine—no single hue dominates. The petals are smooth with a gentle ruffle. The plant forms a strong clump 26–32 inches tall. Bloom is mid-season.

This cultivar showcases Kirchhoff's mastery of complex color blending. The "vintage" name is apt—like fine wine, the color reveals new nuances in different light. Pair with gold, chartreuse, or silver for contrast. 'Vintage Bordeaux'—a daylily to savor like a grand cru.