American Indian Daylily: A 1972 Wild Tribute

American Indian Daylily

The American Indian daylily (Hemerocallis 'American Indian'), hybridized by Wild and registered in 1972, pays tribute with a strong, natural presence. This cultivar typically features warm, earthy tones—perhaps bronze, copper, orange, and gold—with a distinctive, wildflower-like charm.

The blooms are medium-sized with a simple, elegant form. The plant forms a vigorous clump and blooms in mid-season.

Plant Details

'American Indian' is a robust, easy-care daylily that brings a touch of the prairie to the garden. It is adaptable and reliable.