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Genus: Hemerocallis Species & Cultivars: altissima X fulva 'Atumn Minaret', citrina, dumortieri, fulva-Europa, fulva -Cypriani, fulva -Diploid, hakunesis, lilioasphodalis, middendorffii, multiflora, thunbergii, X hybrida -Stella de oro, Eenie Allegro, Rosy Returns, Fuchsia Dream, Elfin Stella, Happy Returns, Lilting Belle, September Gold, Spiderman, Kent's Favorite Two, Indigo Moon, Gentle Shepherd, Siloam David Kirchnoff, Final Touch, Golden Chimes, Autumn Prince, White Temptation, Toyland, Hyperion, Highland Lord, Ivory Edges, Easy Ned, Fairy Charm Common Name: Daylily Family: Asphodelaceae + Xanthorhoeaceae + Hemerocallidaceae Order: Asparagales Habit: Herbaceous Perennial Flowering Season: Summer Flower Color: Mostly yellow, orenge, pink, Propagation: Division Zone: Hardy to zone 4 Note: These plants are suitable for perennial borders, or mass planting. Individual flowers are very short-lived, they open in the late afternoon and fade in the following morning. Monitor plant for slugs and snails. Prefers sunny to partly shady, moderately dry, well-drained, sandy-loam soil.