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"Hemerocallis 'Duchess of Windsor'\r\nDAYLILY\r\nStunning huge ruffled edged blooms of soft biscuit yellow detailed with light brown.&amp;nbsp; The flower of six large petals opens above silky green long leaved foliage standing up to 75cm. Prefers full sun to part shade. Lovely cut flower.\r\nGrowing: Hemerocallis 'Duchess of Windsor'\r\n- Height with flowers: 75cm approx.\r\n- Width: 45cm approx.\r\n- Position: Full Sun as well as Partial Shade\r\n- Soil: Grows happily in a wide range of soils, from light and sandy, through average loams, to heavy clay soils. However they do best in a slightly acidic, moist soil that is rich with organic matter and well drained.\r\n\r\n- Fragrance: None.\r\n- Frost: Very frost tolerant especially once established.\r\n- Growth: Winter dormant Perennial\r\n\r\n- Attracts: Daylilies are attractive to many pollinators, including butterflies, bees, flies and also birds. Mainly because of their large cup-like blooms, making it very easy for these tiny creatures to gather up the nectar they need to thrive.\r\n- Care: Very little maintenance required if any at all. However they do benefit from a feed during flowering season. And even though they are drought tolerant once established they perform best with a water during the hotter months. Division of larger daylily clumps is usually carried out every three to four years.\r\n\r\n- Deer &amp;amp; Rabbit resistant: Both tend to avoid Day Lily but fresh growth may require some protection from snails and slugs.\r\n- Origin: The daylily was first cultivated in the oriental countries of Japan, China, Korea and Eastern Siberia during ancient times.\r\n\r\n&amp;nbsp;\r\nFor annual open day info click here!\r\nTo browse &amp;amp; order plant seeds click here!"
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