Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm® 'Going Bananas'
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Fragrant canary-yellow flowers about 4 inches across open on this daylily in early July and keep coming through late summer. Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm® 'Going Bananas' grows 19 to 22 inches tall in bloom and 18 to 24 inches wide in full sun to part sun, hardy from Zone 3 through Zone 9, and flowers its first summer.
Walters Gardens bred it as a compact rebloomer. It is a semi-evergreen diploid.
Daylilies come from eastern Asia. Each flower lasts a single day, but the buds open in sequence along branched stems, so one plant stays in color for weeks. Thick, fleshy roots store water, which carries established plants through dry spells and lean soil. Bloom is heaviest in full sun; with four to six hours of sun they still flower, with fewer buds. Tetraploid varieties carry twice the chromosomes of diploids, which shows in heavier petals and sturdier stems. Dormant varieties die back to the ground in winter, while semi-evergreen and evergreen ones keep some foliage where winters are mild. Deer and rabbits eat the buds and young leaves.
Fits edging, the front of a border, or containers.
Height 19"- 22" Spread 18"- 24"
USDA Hardiness Zones 3-9
Lowest Temperatures -40°F to -30°F
Full sun to part sun- at least 4 hours direct sun per day
Reblooming
Fragrant
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