Stella Dora Lily

Stella Dora Lily

Hemerocallis Daylily.

Adaptable, low maintenance lily-like garden plants have become naturalized in many areas.Numerous cultivars in wide range of color.Heights vary from miniatures of 15-18" to giants of 4' or taller. Best in fertile,moist, well-drained soil.Tolerates heat and drought.Good in borders, massed for accents, and in natural plantings. Long leaves form big clumps. Flowers single or double, sizes vary from 3-8"

Spacing:18-24 "

Propagation: division,seed {species}

Stella de Oro is the correct name for this lily, sometimes appears yellow and other times it looks peach colored.

This information is taken from a flower book I have.

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Created on: June 2006

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Comments:

Shutterbug from Maine on Jul 29, 2006 at 8:14 PM said:

Thanks Brian and Zoya for commenting.Brian I put information in my discription, so other people viewing might see it.Probably more than you really wanted to know.LOL

Carol

Zoya from CT USA on Jul 29, 2006 at 5:44 PM said:

Ahh so that is the name of these flowers. This is a gorgeous fower :)

Brian from Utah on Jul 29, 2006 at 2:30 PM said:

This is a pretty flower. How much sun and water does it need to grow? What's the best type of soil for it? How close do you plant them together? I'd love to add a few of these in my gardens, but I have almost no skill at growing stuff.

Shutterbug from Maine on Jun 30, 2006 at 7:39 AM said:

Thanks Alandra for the lovely comment.

The real name in my flower book for this plant is Hemerocallis[Stella de Ora]lily like garden plant. Mine is about a foot high,smaller than my other Lilies.

Also when you look at it, sometimes it looks real yellow, than you look again and it appears to look orange.

Alandra from westcoast Canada on Jun 30, 2006 at 6:28 AM said:

these are a very pretty variety of daylily, Carol. Believe we've seen some locally, - are they a shorter variety than the "regular" or usual daylilies? If so, we've seen them. Lovely bright yellow colour.

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