Rainbow Rhythm® Going Bananas Daylily

Fun and fruity reblooming Rainbow Rhythm® Daylily! Look out! This perfectly pretty perennial will, quite literally, have you going ape! From Proven Winners®, the Going Bananas Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Going Bananas') is exactly the type of perennial that will take your garden over the top! Each spring, this plant will leaf out with lovely bright green foliage. It keeps itself low to the ground and boasts an impressively dense leaf count! Even before it blooms, Going Bananas looks quite handsome. Of course, it's hard to draw your eyes away from the blossoms of this yellow Daylily once it blooms in the early summer. Each flower could be described as the color of a perfectly ripe banana! Sure, a Daylily flower only blooms for a single day, but fear not, Going Bananas has a massive number of buds per stem! A new flower is ready and waiting to take the place of the previous one! This perennial will bloom continuously all summer long and even into fall! You won't be the only one in love with Going Bananas! Pollinators like butterflies will come from near and far to check out the nectar from this bright yellow Daylily! With its slight tubular blossom shape, you might even get a curious hummingbird stopping by! It's easy to see why Going Bananas is considered a premium Daylily. This prestigious title is given to Daylilies with fantastic bloom performance, vibrantly colored flowers, superb winter hardiness, and a vigorous growth habit. You'll want to plant this Daylily somewhere you can enjoy the sweet fragrance! Going Bananas is anything-but-common, and this perennial yellow Daylily will perfume your home through an open window is a choice you definitely won't regret! Planting and Application: Unlike some perennials, Going Bananas Daylily is extremely adaptable to most environments, which extends its uses tremendously! Do you live in a highly-populated area that can sometimes struggle with air pollution? Going Bananas doesn't care! It'll thrive as a front border specimen, even right next to the street sprayed with salt! These are wonderful Xeric landscape plant and is on many fire-scaping lists. It'll also make a lovely accent in your perennial garden. Plant a clump of Daylilies together for a full and lovely display of rich yellow flowers all summer long! Pollinator and butterfly gardens simply aren't complete without a Going Bananas Daylily added. Its nectar-rich, easy-to-land-on shape will make it a real go-to for those winged beauties! Not to mention the flower stalks can have up to three blossoms at a time, that's a lot of butterfly real estate! This Daylily shines as a filler in containers! Plant in a terra cotta pot and place on your patio for a delightful decoration. If you could place it next to your window, then it would provide the added service of perfuming your living room or kitchen when the window is open! Cut a few of each and bring them inside to brighten up your living room or dining table. Drab house siding is a thing of the past with Going Bananas. Simply plant along the sides of your home, sit back, and watch as they transform the entire look. They are exceptional for foundation planting! Use Daylilies in the front of your garden border and along walkways as edging, in Rock Gardens, and in street-side hell strips. Daylily can be an excellent groundcover on slopes because it has dense roots that hold soil against soil erosion. If you'd like, pair Going Bananas with other, different-colored, Daylilies. The purple of Little Purple Grapette would contrast quite charmingly! Vibrant Yellow-Scented Blooms! Multiple Buds Per Stem For A Long-Lasting Display Fountains of Strappy Green Foliage Butterflies, Hummingbirds & Bees Galore! Perfume Garden Beds & Borders, En Masse, Containers & Edging #ProPlantTips for Care: With a plant as sublime as Going Bananas, it's no surprise that caring for it is a true piece of cake! This perennial appreciates being planted in well-drained soil somewhere it can soak up the sun all day long. Going Bananas can handle partial shade, but it's happiest in full sun. Adding a 3-4 inch layer of mulch near the base is a great way to help control the moisture of the soil. It also keeps your garden nice and neat by keeping the weeds to a minimum! To have as much flower power as possible, it's always a good idea to Deadhead the spent flowers. Select and prune out the flower stems close to the ground on stems where all flowers are finished blooming. Feel free to prune Going Bananas foliage back to about two inches in autumn after it's done blooming. Daylilies are susceptible to rust and some other foliage diseases so remove the foliage before winter prevents the overwintering of disease on the old leaves. You could also do this in the very early spring. Divide every 3-5 years to keep your clumps stress-free and growing vigorously. Cold Hardy & Heat Tolerant Loves Full Sun Hardy in a Wide Range of Conditions Moderate Moisture Needs - Low Once Established Deadhead Regularly, Prune Late Fall & Divide Every 3-5 Years Deer, Rabbits, Salt & Pests Seldom Bother Daylilies Gardeners everywhere agree that Going Bananas Daylily is destined to become an American classic. Going Bananas can liven up your garden like a few others with its seemingly endless supply of fresh new blossoms. Don't wait, order a Proven Winners® Rainbow Rhythm® Going Bananas Daylily for your garden or landscape today!