Daylily 'Round Red Ruffles': Carpenter's 1995 Circular Form

Overview

Hemerocallis 'Round Red Ruffles' was hybridized by Carpenter and introduced in 1995. The name perfectly describes its flower form: round, red, and ruffled.

Key Characteristics

• Family: Hemerocallidaceae
• Genus: Hemerocallis
• Cultivar: Round Red Ruffles
• Hybridizer: Carpenter
• Registration Year: 1995

Floral Form

This cultivar is bred for a very round, full flower form with heavily ruffled, pie-crust edges. The color is a solid, clear red—often a true scarlet or tomato red. The round form is highly prized in daylily exhibitions. Flowers are typically 5–6 inches.

Exhibition Quality

If you enjoy showing daylilies, this cultivar is a strong contender for form awards. In the garden, it provides a bold, clean red accent. Plant in full sun for the best color and form.