The Dragon's Eye daylily (Hemerocallis 'Dragon's Eye'), also known as 'Dragons Eye', is a dramatic cultivar hybridized by E.H. Salter and registered in 1991. The name hints at its striking appearance: large flowers with a prominent, contrasting eye zone that resembles a dragon's pupil, often in deep red or purple against a lighter background.
The petals are typically ruffled and may exhibit a crystalline texture. This variety is a vigorous grower with well-branched scapes and a high bud count, blooming in mid-to-late season.
| Family: | Hemerocallidaceae |
| Genus: | Hemerocallis |
| Cultivar: | Dragon's Eye (aka Dragons Eye) |
| Hybridizer: | E.H. Salter |
| Year Registered/Introduced: | 1991 |
'Dragon's Eye' commands attention in the garden. It thrives in full sun and makes a bold statement in borders or as a focal point. Its unique eye pattern makes it a collector's favorite.
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