Gilbert H. Wild Purple de Oro Daylily

A 2/3 fan bareroot division means the plant is shipped without soil around its roots, consisting of two to three distinct growth points or 'fans.' This is a standard, healthy way to ship daylilies, as it allows the plant to go dormant during transit and establish itself quickly once planted in your garden.

Unlike many perennials that bloom once, this variety is a reliable rebloomer. You can expect it to produce its purple flowers continuously throughout the summer, provided it receives adequate sunlight.

Because of its compact 20-inch height, this daylily is perfectly suited for containers. Just ensure your pot has good drainage and is large enough to accommodate the root system as it grows.

Yes, the Purple de Oro is hardy in zones 3-9, meaning it is quite adaptable to a wide range of temperatures. While it thrives in full sun, ensure it gets enough water during extreme heat waves to keep it performing well.

This is a low-maintenance plant. Once established, it is tough and adaptable to various soil types, requiring little more than occasional watering during dry spells and perhaps a light cleanup of spent foliage in the fall or spring.