Hemerocallis Black Eyed Susan 3b Plant in humus-rich soil and

Plant in humus-rich soil and expect two years to establish well before flowering consistently

a gold leaf mutation from his wonderful Heuchera villosa hybrid

which ripen in October/November

tapered leaves of blue suede that fade to blue-green

Hemerocallis Black Eyed Susan 3b Plant in humus-rich soil andWith well over 150 different daylilies growing in our garden, Hemerocallis 'Black Eyed Susan' is at the top of our list every year. This amazing tetraploid daylily blooms for a long period of time in the South, starting in June (NC), and reportedly re blooms well in the North. The 32" tall stalks of Hemerocallis 'Black Eyed Susan' are topped with 5" wide, brilliant golden flowers, each highlighted by a contrasting wide, red, central blotch attracts