Hemerocallis citrina Yao Ming Tricyrtis Remusatia pumila is a slowly

Remusatia pumila is a slowly stoloniferous species that makes a 4' wide non-invasive mound in 5 years

This is the same plant that Dr

the 2' wide clumps are topped with 20" scapes of pale lavender flowers

deciduous male fern was selected for its very narrow fronds

yellow flowers

Hemerocallis citrina Yao Ming Tricyrtis Remusatia pumila is a slowlyWhen we acquired this wild collected daylily from China as Hemerocallis multiflora, we didn't know what to expect, but were rewarded with an amazing daylily. In midsummer, this daylily produces 5' tall flower spikes that are well branched toward the tip and topped with large, golden yellow, sweetly fragrant flowers that open in the afternoon to attract hummingbirds. The long bloom time, sturdy stems and great branching make this a superb garden