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A true ever-blooming daylily, 'Rosy Returns' produces 9-12 buds on each stem all summer long. Low maintenance with a big payoff!
Daylilies are hardy perennials that have large and attractive blooms that are similar to lily flowers. They are very easy to grow, many of the forms are tolerant of almost total neglect and will still be seen thriving in a neglected garden long after most of the other cultivated perennial species have been choked out by the invading native plants.
What most people do not realize is that Daylilies are actually cultivated as food crops in some countries, such as China and Japan. All parts of the plants are edible though it is the flowers that are most frequently used. Daylilies also have a number of other uses and, all in all, deserve to become a standard plant in edible and ornamental gardens.
• Large flowers
• Easy to grow
• Produces many flowers throughout the season
• Colour: Pink, Yellow
• Size: Bare Root
• Height: 16", 40 cm
• Flowering Season: Early to Late Summer
• Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Partial Shade
• Planting Depth: 2", 5 cm
• Plant Spacing: 28", 70 cm
• Canadian Hardiness Zone Rating: 3-9
• Quantity: 3
• Country of Origin: Holland
• Brand new to The Shopping Channel
Includes:
• 3 Botanus Rosy Returns Daylily
Delivery Information:
Orders are shipped via Canada Post. Once your order is received we will process it and the plants you ordered will be reserved for shipping in the spring. We ship according to climate zone beginning with the warmer zones and moving to the colder zones. Please refer to our zone chart for more information. Your order will go out sometime between mid-April until mid-May.
Warranty Information:
This product comes with a 30-day warranty.
Please note this item is not eligible for PayPal payments.
 The new hardiness map is divided into nine major zones: the harshest is 0 and the mildest is 8. Relatively few plants are suited to zone 0. Subzones (e.g., 4a or 4b, 5a or 5b) are also noted in the map legend. These subzones are most familiar to Canadian gardeners. Some significant local factors, such as micro-topography, amount of shelter and subtle local variations in snow cover, are too small to be captured on the map. Year-to-year variations in weather and gardening techniques can also have a significant impact on plant survival in any particular location. |