Receive a mix of daylilies, possible colors including purple, peach, red, yellow, purple, pink, orange, cream, multi-tones or any other possible daylily colors. Most of the varieties are named or registered, but are not marked or identified by variety or color. Bloom seasons will vary from early spring to late summer.

Daylily Chromosomes
Tetraploid daylilies have twice the normal number of chromosomes. They have larger flowers than most daylilies. Colors are often more intense. Scapes tend to be sturdier and stronger.
Diploid daylilies are considered by some to be more graceful in form. Spider and double daylilies are more commonly diploid. Diploid flowers though usually smaller are also more numerous per plant. There are more diploid daylilies than tetraploids.