Perennials: Daylily

Mary Todd Daylily

The Hemerocallis Mary Todd is also referred to by its common name of Daylily. It features very fragrant flowers that are bright yellow with a green throat. The flowers can become as large as four and a half inches. It has dark green foliage, and can reach a mature height of twenty-six inches with a spread of up to three feet. The blooms will only last for one day, but there are several of them. The foliage is tall and grassy. This plant is considered to be pest and deer resistant. Use them for cut flowers, massing, edging, in borders or in mixed containers.

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