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Daylily, or Hemerocallis 'Stella De 'Oro', is a hardy perennial with long lasting, reblooming orange and yellow blossoms. The dwarf variety gives you options to plant in either borders or containers. Smaller than usual Daylily's, blooms are just 2 in. to 3 in. across.

The Southern Living Plant Collection presents one of the most phenomenal blooming daylilies around, the Evergreen Stella Daylily! This Daylily is particularly coveted for its evergreen foliage and impressive bloom time. The Evergreen Stella sends up large fragrant yellow blossoms with ruffled edges from early spring until fall. These vibrant reblooms make this Hemerocallis a truly remarkable perennial that is in bloom far longer than your conventional daylily. Additionally, the characteristic evergreen foliage creates the perfect backdrop for these blooms, and won't leave your landscape looking bare during winter. Use this daylily for groundcover, edging, mass planting, or an accent planting. Furthermore, consider mass planting the Evergreen Stella in a large area that you don't enjoy maintaining. Spring through fall will see a dramatic mass spectacle of blooms, and you'll save yourself time and effort. They also make a compelling companion to taller border shrubs. This Hemerocallis reaches around 1 ft. tall and will spread with time. After several years, you may need to divide your daylilies. After they are divided, you will be left with more plants to re-home with a friend or plant somewhere that could use a little color boost.

Stella De Oro' has it all: compact size, vigorous growth, profuse flowers, and an extremely long bloom period. This daylily is easily the most popular on the market with its profuse, miniature, 2.75 in. Dia yellow flowers with ruffled edges and deeper yellow throats. It was the winner of the Stout Silver Medal in 1987, which is the highest award a daylily can win.

The Evergreen Stella Daylily is a stunning re-blooming variation of the Stella de Oro Daylily that will provide year round interest. This Daylily will develop large golden yellow trumpet shaped blossoms from Spring into Fall that sit atop tall, slender stalks. Whenever provided with full sun to part shade conditions in USDA zones 4-9 you can expect a great outcome. The bright yellow ruffled flowers of the Stella Daylily are delightfully fragrant. These vibrant reblooms make this Hemerocallis a truly remarkable perennial that is in bloom far longer than your conventional daylily. Additionally, the characteristic evergreen foliage creates the perfect backdrop for these blooms, and won't leave your landscape looking bare during winter.

The Stella de Oro Daylily will make a lovely addition to a container garden, or used in your landscape as a groundcover or for edging planting. This perennial produces trumpet shaped rich-yellow blooms from spring into Fall. Plant this Daylily in well drained garden soil in a location that will receive full to part shade and use a slow release granular fertilizer in spring to maximize your blooms all season long.

The daylily (Hemerocallis) is considered a sure bet perennial. They thrive throughout most of the country, with the exception of the very deep south. They tolerate less then ideal conditions and will bloom faithfully for years with virtually no attention. As the name implies, daylily flowers open in the morning and die by nightfall. Each flower stem typically has at least a dozen flower buds and the plant stays in bloom for many weeks. They should be planted in every garden. Stella de Oro is a multiple AHS award winner and is perhaps the most popular daylily in cultivation world wide. It flowers yellow, with deeper throats and ruffled edges. The leaves are linear and blade-like. Its flower is classified as a miniature and appreciated for its compact size, vigorous growth, profuse bloom and extended blooming period. Very easy to grow and a garden staple. Plant en masse in broad sweeps for massive curb appeal. Will return for years to come.

The daylily (Hemerocallis) is considered a sure bet perennial, as they thrive throughout most of the country, with the exception of the very deep south. They tolerate less then ideal conditions and will bloom faithfully for years with virtually no attention. As the name implies, daylily flowers open in the morning and die by nightfall. Each flower stem typically has at least a dozen flower buds and the plant stays in bloom for many weeks. They should be planted in every garden. Purple D' Oro' features reddish -purple flowers with ruffled edges atop, naked stems with linear blade-like leaves. Its flower is classified as a miniature. While not as famous as it's cousin Stella de Oro, it is an excellent repeat bloomer from spring through summer. Inexpensive, very rewarding daylily. Will return for years to come.

The delicate yellow gold petals of this sweet bloom emerge in the springtime like a cheerful 'hello' after a long winter! What better way to ring in the spring than with a burst of sunshiny color? The Stella de Oro Daylily shrub can do that! The Hemerocallis Stella daylily starts blooming longer than any of its other daylily kin in the genus hemerocallis. Its late spring golden yellow blooms continue throughout the early summer and even into early fall and attract butterflies to your garden. This day lily is excellent for naturalizing or planting in large masses or dense clumps for ground covers. The golden yellow flowers are trumpet shaped and should be pruned or deadheaded once the spent flower wilts. The Daylily Stella de' Oro thrives best in moist well drained soil and hot full sun. It can tolerate part shade and a wide range of soil sites. Be sure not to over fertilize this herbaceous perennial plant during the blooming period on the soil surface! Can grow up to 2 feet tall and 12 inches wide or more at full size.

Stella d'oro daylily has stellar easy-care qualities. It is supremely easy to grow, and it is adapted to harsh conditions like polluted city gardens, heat and drought, poor and dry soil, eroded slopes, and the space under black walnut trees. Stella d'oro's fragrant, showy blooms on a dwarf plant are perfect for a front border. The first blooming occurs in late spring to early summer with a profusion of blooms. This is followed by sporadic blooming throughout Summer and into early fall. Stella d'oro attracts butterflies and beneficial pollinators.

The daylily (Hemerocallis) is considered a sure bet perennial, as they thrive throughout most of the country, with the exception of the very deep south. They tolerate less then ideal conditions and will bloom faithfully for years with virtually no attention. As the name implies, daylily flowers open in the morning and die by nightfall. Each flower stem typically has at least a dozen flower buds and the plant stays in bloom for many weeks. They should be planted in every garden. Stella de Oro is a multiple AHS award winner and is perhaps the most popular daylily in cultivation world wide. It flowers yellow, with deeper throats and ruffled edges. The leaves are linear and blade-like. Its flower is classified as a miniature and appreciated for it's compact size, vigorous growth, profuse bloom and extended blooming period. Very easy to grow and a garden staple. Plant en masse in broad sweeps for massive curb appeal. Will return for years to come.