MacBeth Reblooming Daylily

When the first of these magnificent 6" blooms appears in midsummer, you'll be blown away by the rich colors and sheer numbers they produce. The dark eyes create a floral focal point in the garden, while the lightly reflexed, elegantly edged petals in a lighter shade add yet another dimension to this outdoor display. The hardy plant is very well branched and produces a hefty 10-15 flowers per stem during the initial midsummer bloom. Later in the season a second round of flowers will appear to oohs and aahs all around. Butterflies and other beneficial pollinators will love MacBeth's floriferous nature. Best planted in full sun to part shade, though daylilies are quite tolerant of a number of soil types as well as drought conditions. Hemerocallis 'MacBeth'