Daylily hyperion hemerocallis (3 roots) perennial, fragrant bloom

Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’ is one of the most celebrated classic daylilies — a tall, clump-forming perennial producing highly fragrant, 4-inch pale yellow flowers on naked scapes rising to 36 inches above a mound of arching, linear, blade-like leaves. Midseason bloom (June–July); diploid cultivar introduced by Mead in 1925. An enduringly popular choice for slopes, massing, edgings, and foundations. Disease-free; slug resistant; clump-forming and freely multiplying. Sold as 3 roots per order.

Plant Highlights

• Highly fragrant, 4-inch pale yellow blooms on tall 36-inch scapes
• Midseason bloom — June to July; enduringly popular since 1925
• Disease-free; slug resistant; clump-forming and freely multiplying
• Excellent for slopes, massing, edgings, foundations, and borders
• Sold as 3 roots per order

Planting Guide

Planting: Plant in any well-drained soil. Dig a hole large enough to accommodate roots without bending or circling. Set the crown 1–2 inches below the soil surface. Backfill and water thoroughly.

Ongoing care: Low-maintenance and adaptable — grows in almost any conditions and is not particular about soil. Clump-forming and freely multiplying; divide every 3–4 years to maintain vigor. Remove spent scapes for a tidy appearance.

Planting Specs

• Type: Hardy perennial (3 roots per order)
• Cultivar type: Diploid; introduced 1925
• Bloom: Pale yellow; 4 inches; highly fragrant
• Bloom season: Midseason — June to July
• Scape height: 36 inches
• Habit: Clump-forming; freely multiplying
• Disease resistance: Disease-free
• Pest resistance: Slug resistant
• Soil: Any well-drained
• Use: Slopes, massing, edgings, foundations, borders, naturalizing