CampJessup Tuscawilla Tigress Daylily

Bare-root fans are plants shipped without soil around the roots, which minimizes transplant shock and allows the plant to focus its energy on establishing itself in your garden immediately. You will receive a healthy, dormant root system ready to be planted directly into your prepared soil.

Not at all. It is common for daylilies to experience some yellowing or wilting immediately after transplanting as the plant redirects its energy toward root development. With consistent watering, the foliage will recover and new growth will appear.

Yes, Tuscawilla Tigress is a perennial that naturally multiplies over time. As the root system expands, the plant will produce more fans, allowing you to divide them in future seasons to fill in other areas of your garden.

These daylilies are hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9. If you live within this range, they are well-suited to survive the winter and return with blooms each year.

For the best bloom performance, aim for 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. While they are adaptable, they will produce the most vibrant and frequent flowers when given ample sun exposure.