Hemerocallis Notify Ground Crew Ceratostigma so these are all seed-propagated

so these are all seed-propagated here at the nursery

but it is NOT an invasive plant (displacing natives in functioning ecosystems)

the new growth changes to green and tops the old flowers

and not spreading underground as vigorously as Colocasia 'Illustris'

Hemerocallis Notify Ground Crew Ceratostigma so these are all seed-propagatedThis 2000 Hemerocallis citrina hybrid from Ohio's Curt Hanson (which originally sold for more than $100) makes a statement in any garden. The masses of 6' tall branched flower stalks begin opening in late June to reveal large, yellow, fragrant, nocturnal (opens around 4pm) flowers the hummingbirds may lose sleep over this one. Shouldn't we all be looking up to daylilies? I think so! Maintenance: Hemerocallis, daylilies, are quite low maintenance; yet