Hemerocallis Richard Musella making it perfect to hide

making it perfect to hide neighbors junked cars (subcompacts to full size)

since it's the one species we can count on to flower every summer

Giant pointed green leaves and all

we just haven't had Bletilla ochracea thrive

Hemerocallis Richard Musella making it perfect to hide(Norton 1947) We have a passion for taller flowering daylilies, and one of our long time favorites is Hemerocallis 'Richard'. The 4' tall stalks on this deciduous, late season daylily are topped with bright orange flowers with a darker orange blush, a lighter orange throat, and a contrasting narrow white stripe down the middle of each petal. Flowering typically starts in August, and continues until early fall. Hemerocallis 'Richard' is a 1947 Norton