Just as there are many kinds of daylilies, there are also many kinds of ruffles decorating them. All these frills help the flowers to deliver real floral impact

Includes 1 each of the following varieties, which are labeled for ease of planting.

• Pancy Face Charmer: This “charmer” flaunts an intriguing blend of colours within its pansy-shaped, 5½" blooms. Its throat fades from yellow-green to orange, set off by an almost black-maroon eye. The luminous yellow-green petals and sepals are outlined by a thin, maroon band along its frilled margins. Produces as many as 15 buds on two branches!
• Exhibitionist: At a showy 6" wide, the single blooms flaunt a mesmerizing colour combo: very dark purple petals and a yellow green throat. But the real showstopper is the marbled dark purple and creamy yellow, tightly crimped ruffled edging that frames each petal like an ornate brooch. Exhibitionist produces about 20 buds across two branches and reblooms with a second flush of flowers in late summer.
• Blossom Hill: The petals of Blossom Hill have a soft pink tone and a thin line of gold outlining their elegantly ruffled edges. At the heart of each fragrant, 5" bloom is a golden-yellow throat. Sturdy scapes support these nearly circular flowers, making them ideal for mixed perennial borders or as a focal point in cottage-style gardens. As the plants establish and spread, they reward you with more blooms every year.
• Born in California: One of the most beautiful cultivars you’ll find! This flamboyant daylily boasts a unique colouration and thick, ruffled petals. Produces up to 20 soft purple 6¼" blooms with a deep blue-purple eye and purple-and-white banding. A yellow-green throat makes a vivid accent to the deeper tones.
• Sacha: Its delightfully fragrant, 6½" blooms feature heavily ruffled edges in sunny orange hues, flowers that are accentuated by a red eye zone and a double rim of red and yellow. A prolific rebloomer boasting 24 buds across its two branches.