Tutankhamun Daylily: A 1978 Elliott Pharaoh's Gold

Tutankhamun Daylily

The Tutankhamun daylily (Hemerocallis 'Tutankhamun'), hybridized by Elliott and registered in 1978, evokes the splendor of the boy king's tomb. This cultivar features large, opulent flowers in a rich, deep gold or orange-gold, often with a glowing, almost metallic sheen.

The blooms have heavy substance and a classic form. The plant is a vigorous grower with strong scapes, blooming in mid-season. Its regal color makes it a standout in the perennial border.

Plant Details

'Tutankhamun' brings a touch of ancient luxury to the modern garden. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil.