Garden day lily 'Bettylen'

Hemerocallis 'Bettylen' (Gerard Heemskerk, 2011) Height 55-60 cm, width 50 cm. Flower size 12-15 cm. One flower carries 10-15 buttons. Belongs to the 500 series of daylilies, i. flowers in season for a three-year-old plant over 500. Repeater. Flowering period: summer. Tetraploid. For the winter, the foliage disappears. Loves the sun, but also grows in a semi-shady place.

Sunny habitat, also tolerates light shade and moderately moist to moist nutrient-rich soil. Does not tolerate stagnant water, good drainage required. To create a beautiful group, 3 plants could be planted at a distance of 60 - 90 cm. Unpretentious, can grow quite a long time in one place. However, it should be fertilized from time to time in order to bloom better. After flowering, the flower stalks could be cut off, especially in repeated flowering. Propagated after flowering or in early spring.

Hemerocallis 'Roswitha' (Trimmer 1992). Growth height 45 cm, flower diameter. 8cm. Diploid. Dormantne. Awards: AM 2003, HM 1999, ATG 2005

Hemerocallis 'Voodoo Dancer' (Peat, 2001). Black-purple fragrant stuffed flowers with a greenish pharynx, yellow narrow eyes and a narrow, slightly wavy or folded pinkish edge. Flower diameter 10-15 cm. Late. Repeat winner. Height 50-60cm. Tetraploid. Semi-green.

Hemerocallis 'Elizabeth Salter' (Salter 1990). Tetraploid. Flower color: peach and white petals, 14 cm in diameter, plant height 55 cm. Semi-green foliage.