Hemerocallis 'Loth Lorien'
Daylily
- Perennial
- 40-50 cm high
- Purple flowers
- Very hardy
- For a sunny position
Nocturnally-opening, mauve-violet reverse bi-tone (darker sepals, lighter petals) with a mauve-violet eyezone; sepals often quilling or twisting sporadically (15-16cm) - one of the Unusual Form Crispata Class, mass-blooming on top-branched scapes in the M-ML season; Fragrant Dormant Diploid. Benefits from: spring feeding, regular watering during dry spells and some afternoon shade.
Garden use
Use
Ornamental value and special features
Growth
Planting density
Plant about 3 - 5 plants per m²
Characteristics
| Height | 40 - 50 cm |
|---|---|
| Flowering time | June - July |
| Flower colour | Yellow, Burgundy |
| Growth habit | Wide |
| Growth rate | Fast |
| Hardiness | down to about -25°C |
Site conditions
| Light | Full sun, Sunny |
|---|---|
| Moisture | Moist |
| Soil | Normal |
| Soil fertility | High |
Botanical information
| Botanical name | Hemerocallis 'Loth Lorien' |
|---|---|
| Genus | Hemerocallis |
| Family | Liliaceae |
| Common names |
NL: daglelie EN: Daylily |
| Breeder | Marc King |
| collection | King Collection |
| Origin | Hybrid |
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