Constant Colour Reblooming Daylily Collection

Now you can extend your carefree daylily days with our best rebloomers!

This collection includes one each of the following five varieties:

• Black Ambrosia Reblooming Daylily - Admired for its tall stems and deep purple, recurved, 5" blooms, this award-winning perennial brings lasting impact to borders, slopes and fence-line plantings. A yellow-green throat adds bold contrast to this reblooming variety. Once settled in, it’s tough and requires little care—ideal for gardeners who want reliable colour without the fuss.
• Singular Sensation Reblooming Daylily - Prepare for a flourish of flowers from Singular Sensation, a daylily that truly lives up to its name. With an incredible bud count of 29 across four branches, you'll be treated to a weekslong display of continuous colour. Because it's also a rebloomer, there will be an encore of its showy flowers later in the season. This beauty boasts large, 6" blooms in a stunning blend of soft pink and gold, framed by heavily ruffled golden edges and accented by a green throat. Ideal for mass plantings or mixed perennial borders,adding lasting charm to your garden year after year.
• Double Pardon Me Reblooming Daylily - Named for Pardon Me, one of the most popular daylilies, Double Pardon Me yields the crimson blooms of its namesake, but with a difference—the 3" flowers are packed with up to 18 petals instead of the typical six, giving it a unique appearance. Put it at the front of a border or along a walkway, and watch the reactions it gets from your visitors!
• Hanalei Bay Reblooming Daylily - A prolific rebloomer that bears up to 25 gorgeous 6" blooms per plant. Each beige-pale pink flower features a wide blue-purple band that matches a mesmerizing eye zone. Lusciously ruffled, overlapping petals create a rounded form that attracts garden visitors and charming butterflies alike.
• Mexican Fiesta Reblooming Daylily - The strongly ruffled, trumpet-shaped blooms are orange with dark red eyes and bright yellow appliqué throats that are so sharply defined, the throats look almost three-dimensional. We can’t remember seeing such an incredible effect in a cultivar. The blooms are considerable in size, measuring 5¾". The three-way branches produce 20 buds.