Baby Betsy Daylily: A 1972 Maxwell Miniature

Baby Betsy Daylily

The Baby Betsy daylily (Hemerocallis 'Baby Betsy'), hybridized by Maxwell and introduced in 1972, is a delightful small-flowered cultivar. The blooms are petite and charming, often in a clear, bright yellow or gold, held on short scapes above a compact clump of foliage.

This variety is ideal for the front of the border, rock gardens, or containers. It blooms in mid-season and, despite its small stature, produces a profusion of flowers.

Plant Details

'Baby Betsy' is a classic miniature that has delighted gardeners for decades. It is easy to grow and adds a cheerful note to small spaces.