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Trahlyta Daylily

Updated : January 14, 2021

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Hemerocallis ‘Trahlyta’

Trahlyta Daylily, Hemerocallis ‘Trahlyta’

This beautiful daylily really caught my eye. The flower colors and variegation are amazing. The blooms can be as big as 6.5″ inches across on scapes about 30″ tall.

Trahlyta Daylily, Hemerocallis ‘Trahlyta’

This is a reblooming daylily with delicate foliage. The actual plant is compact and attractive which is what I really like about it.

And the blooms are fragrant! It’s no wonder this plant won the Award of Merit in 2004 and the Lenigton All American Award in 2009.

Trahlyta Daylily, Hemerocallis ‘Trahlyta’

Here are Mike’s Plant Farm I put in a small block of these so I will always have a perpetual supply of these beauties to sell. And that’s the beauty of this business! My original plants came from One of Our Members!

This plant will not come true from seed but they are easily propagated by division. I divide mine in the early spring.

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