Hemerocallis Autumn Daffodil Amaryllids which is hopelessly confused in

which is hopelessly confused in the trade with Asarum ichangense

what a specimen

the pitcher that tops the stem opens to reveal a green Jack-in-the-pulpit flower

will produce short stalks of bright red berries in late fall

central creamy-white leaf pattern that remains bright all summer

Hemerocallis Autumn Daffodil Amaryllids which is hopelessly confused inHemerocallis 'Autumn Daffodil' is one of our favorite late flowering heirloom daylilies, thanks to the work of the late Ezra Kraus, who introduced this gem in 1949. The diploid Hemerocallis 'Autumn Daffodil' produces an insane number of small yellow flowers on 3' tall, branched stalks, starting for us in late July. We think you'll agree the vigorous Hemerocallis 'Autumn Daffodil' is just perfect for the late summer garden.