Breck's South Seas Daylily

Dormant daylilies lose their leaves completely in the winter and go into a true rest period. This makes them particularly hardy and well-suited for colder climates where they can safely overwinter underground.

The blooms are quite substantial, measuring 5.5 inches across. Their ruffled edges and triangular eye pattern make them a striking focal point in a garden bed.

Plant your bareroots as soon as possible after they arrive in the fall. If you cannot plant them immediately, keep them in a cool, dark, and dry place, but avoid letting the roots dry out completely before getting them into the soil.

Yes, the South Seas Daylily is known for its high bud count and reliable reblooming. By producing more buds than standard varieties, it extends the flowering window significantly compared to once-blooming daylilies.

Not at all. Daylilies are famously resilient and adaptable to a wide range of soil and light conditions. Once established, they require very little intervention beyond basic watering and occasional cleanup of spent foliage.