Sweet Shalimar Daylily: A 1988 Hansen Fragrant Delight

Sweet Shalimar Daylily

The Sweet Shalimar daylily (Hemerocallis 'Sweet Shalimar'), hybridized by Hansen and registered in 1988, is named after the legendary gardens of Shalimar, known for their beauty and fragrance. This cultivar is noted for its sweetly fragrant flowers—a desirable trait in daylilies.

The blooms are typically a soft, creamy yellow or peach, with a delicate form. The plant forms a graceful clump and blooms in mid-season. While only one image is available, the fragrance is its hallmark.

Plant Details

'Sweet Shalimar' adds a sensory dimension to the garden. Plant it near a seating area or path where its perfume can be enjoyed on warm summer evenings.