‘Mary Todd’ daylily

Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd'

Type:: perennials that last
Notable Traits:: attracts butterflies/pollinators, low-maintenance, resistant: deer, resistant: disease, resistant: rabbit, tolerant of black walnut, tolerates clay soil, tolerates harsh roadside conditions
Hardiness:: Zone 3 – 9
Mature Height:: 18-24in
Light:: sun (8+ hrs)
Water:: drought tolerant
Bloom Color:: yellow
Bloom Shape:: trumpet
Bloom Time:: summer
Foliage:: green

Six-inch pastel yellow blooms open in midsummer on carefree, easy-to-grow hardy plants.

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