Daylily 'Boney Maroney': Kehl's Playful 1994 Cultivar

Overview

Hemerocallis 'Boney Maroney' is a whimsically named daylily hybridized by Kehl and registered in 1994. It brings a fun, energetic presence to the garden with its bright colors and unusual form.

Key Characteristics

• Family: Hemerocallidaceae
• Genus: Hemerocallis
• Cultivar: Boney Maroney
• Hybridizer: Kehl
• Registration Year: 1994

Description

This cultivar features crispate, spatulate petals that twist and curl, creating a dynamic, spidery look. Colors are typically a lively mix of yellow, orange, and red with a bold eye. Flowers are 5–6 inches. It blooms midseason on sturdy 28–32 inch scapes.

Growing Tips

Full sun brings out the best color and form. Tolerates a range of soils. The unusual flower form makes it a conversation piece. Good for cutting gardens as the blooms are long-lasting in arrangements.