Ultimate Kaleidoscope of Colour Daylily Collection

Now you can extend your carefree daylily days with our best rebloomers! This collection includes one each of the following ten varieties:

• Voyager Reblooming Daylily - A sunfast, fragrant and beautiful daylily, Voyager has deep red-maroon blooms that are delicately outlined by thin, golden edging, giving them a genuinely regal appearance. The intense ruffling of the 5½" flowers adds further to their majesty. The tiny, golden throats within their diffused black eyes give depth to the blooms. Its good branching and overall robustness lead to plenty of flowers twice a year, every year.
• Apricot Sparkles Reblooming Dwarf Daylily - Extra early and eager to set your landscape alight with diamond-dusted color! This cheerful, 18" award winner makes a splash in front borders. In butterfly gardens, it provides nourishment for early pollinators. One of the most productive daylilies around, it bears loads of petite 4" blooms of lush, soft apricot.
• Fooled Me Daylily - Its long bloom season, vigorous growth and bushy foliage help make this captivating multiple award winner a great choice for ground cover. The golden-yellow, 5½" flowers have deep red eyes, a green throat and frilled, red edges. Also an excellent flower for putting in a patio pot. A recipient of the Stout Silver Medal, the highest honor given by the American Daylily Society.
• Daring Deception Reblooming Daylily - So incredibly prolific that, by year three, Daring Deception will produce up to 500 stellar blooms per plant! Ruffled, 5½" flowers have striking, dark purple eye zones on dusty pink petals. With their showy flowers, vigorous growth and carefree maintenance, these daylilies are a gardener's dream. Midseason flowering and reblooms in late summer to early fall.
• Blood Sweat and Tears Reblooming Daylily - Blood Sweat and Tears is a rebloomer that acts as a magnet for pollinators with its irresistible fragrance and vibrant color. This award- winning variety boasts intense raspberry red blooms with a wide rosy pink eye, creating a striking contrast. Delicate white edges and a vibrant yellow throat add another layer of intrigue to the 6" flowers
• 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 color 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 color. 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.