Raspberry Pixie Daylily: A Dainty 1969 Williamson Creation

Raspberry Pixie Daylily

The Raspberry Pixie daylily (Hemerocallis 'Raspberry Pixie'), hybridized by Williamson and introduced in 1969, is a delightful miniature or small-flowered cultivar. As its name suggests, the blooms are a charming raspberry-pink, often with a deeper eye and a dainty, pixie-like appearance.

The plant forms a compact clump, making it ideal for rock gardens, the front of borders, or container plantings. Despite its small stature, it produces a profusion of blooms in mid-season.

Plant Details

This charming daylily is easy to grow and adds a whimsical touch to the garden. Its small size and abundant flowers make it a favorite for edging and fairy gardens.