Hemerocallis 'Grape Ripples' ~ Grape Ripples Daylily self-pollinating hence the name "Flame"

hence the name "Flame"

Potential insect problems include cabbageworms

COMPANION PLANTS: Strawberry Foxglove

Pentas lanceolata inflorescence

The plant is fast grown and reaches maturity within one to two months

Hemerocallis 'Grape Ripples' ~ Grape Ripples Daylily self-pollinating hence the name "Flame"Grape Ripples Daylily is a long blooming perennial with grass like deep green foliage. The fragrant, brilliant purple flowers with rippled petals and a yellow or orange throat blooms in waves through summer. Blooms best in full sun and moist well drained soils. Attracts butterflies and pollinators. Drought and salt tolerant once established. Type: Perennial Height: 1' 1. 5' Spread: 1' 1. 5 Spacing: 1. 5 USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 8 Culture: Full Sun, Part