Daylily Little Grapette

Little Grapette Daylily earns its name with rich, deeply saturated blooms that rise above compact, grassy foliage throughout the summer months—a petite and carefree performer that punches well above its 12 to 18 inch size. The flowers repeat in flushes from midsummer onward, drawing butterflies and hummingbirds on a regular basis and making this a reliable pollinator plant in the sunny border. Its tidy habit makes it equally well suited to the front of a perennial bed, a container, or a mass planting where repeated waves of color are the goal. Once established, it handles drought with composure and shrugs off deer, rabbits, and black walnut root chemistry without complaint. Like all daylilies, each individual flower lasts just one day, but the succession of buds on each stem means the show continues for weeks on end. A compact and rewarding daylily that earns every inch of border space it occupies.