Hemerocallis 'Pardon Me', Fragrant Daylily cultivar
‘Pardon Me’ daylily has all the best features of the finest daylilies: It’s fragrant, a rebloomer, and has large almost-three-inch blooms! This variety is prized for its deep cranberry-red blooms with golden-green throats and ruffled petals. It is well suited to border fronts, as it has a modest height of 12-18 inches tall. Expect it to spread over time into 1- to 2-ft wide clumps. ‘Pardon Me’ starts blooming in July and will rebloom until frost.
As with most daylilies, this one prefers full to partial sun, grows in a wide range of soils, and is drought tolerant. ‘Pardon Me’ daylily provides abundant food for many bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Pair it with other sun- and part-sun-loving perennials and small shrubs. Since daylilies are deciduous, consider pairing with evergreen perennials such as Bergenia, Teucrium/Germander, Hyssopus, and Penstemon pinifolius.
‘Pardon Me’ daylily has all the best features of the finest daylilies: It’s fragrant, a rebloomer, and has large almost-three-inch blooms! This variety is prized for its deep cranberry-red blooms with golden-green throats and ruffled petals. It is well suited to border fronts, as it has a modest height of 12-18 inches tall. Expect it to spread over time into 1- to 2-ft wide clumps. ‘Pardon Me’ starts blooming in July and will rebloom until frost.
As with most daylilies, this one prefers full to partial sun, grows in a wide range of soils, and is drought tolerant. ‘Pardon Me’ daylily provides abundant food for many bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Pair it with other sun- and part-sun-loving perennials and small shrubs. Since daylilies are deciduous, consider pairing with evergreen perennials such as Bergenia, Teucrium/Germander, Hyssopus, and Penstemon pinifolius.
‘Pardon Me’ daylily has all the best features of the finest daylilies: It’s fragrant, a rebloomer, and has large almost-three-inch blooms! This variety is prized for its deep cranberry-red blooms with golden-green throats and ruffled petals. It is well suited to border fronts, as it has a modest height of 12-18 inches tall. Expect it to spread over time into 1- to 2-ft wide clumps. ‘Pardon Me’ starts blooming in July and will rebloom until frost.
As with most daylilies, this one prefers full to partial sun, grows in a wide range of soils, and is drought tolerant. ‘Pardon Me’ daylily provides abundant food for many bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. Pair it with other sun- and part-sun-loving perennials and small shrubs. Since daylilies are deciduous, consider pairing with evergreen perennials such as Bergenia, Teucrium/Germander, Hyssopus, and Penstemon pinifolius.