Oakes Daylilies Joan Senior Daylily

This cultivar is known for its reliable reblooming habit. While it typically starts in the early-to-mid season, you can expect repeat flushes of flowers throughout the summer if the plant is well-maintained.

Yes, the Joan Senior is hardy in zones 3 through 9. While it is classified as evergreen, it is fully capable of surviving the winter temperatures within this range, though the foliage may look different depending on the severity of your local climate.

While it performs best and produces the most flowers in full sun, it is quite adaptable and will tolerate partial shade. If you plant it in a shadier spot, you may see slightly fewer blooms compared to a location with direct sunlight.

The Joan Senior is not particularly fussy about soil type, provided the area is well-drained. Ensure your planting site does not hold standing water, as daylilies prefer consistent moisture without being waterlogged.

Each plant is shipped as a large, established specimen with at least three fans. This size ensures the plant has a strong root system to help it settle into your garden quickly after planting.