American Meadows Simmons Overture Daylily

Unlike traditional daylilies that bloom once per season, the Simmons Overture is bred to produce a flush of flowers in early summer and then repeat that performance again in late summer or early fall, providing color for a much longer period.

Since these daylilies reach a mature spread of about 25 inches, you should space them roughly 20 to 24 inches apart to allow for proper airflow while still achieving a full, mounded look.

No, these plants are toxic to cats. If you have curious pets that tend to chew on garden foliage, it is best to place these in an area of your yard that is inaccessible to them.

Yes, these daylilies are quite versatile and will perform well in full sun or partial shade. However, keep in mind that they typically produce the most prolific blooms when they receive at least six hours of direct sunlight.

These plants ship as bare-root specimens, meaning they arrive without soil around the roots. This is a standard and healthy way to ship perennials, as it allows the plant to focus its energy on establishing a strong root system in your garden soil immediately after planting.

They are considered very low maintenance. Beyond moderate watering to keep the soil consistently moist but well-drained, they require very little intervention to thrive and return year after year.