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Daylilies are tough, adaptable perennials that will grow in almost any soil from dry to moist and sand to clay. Though they will survive in part shade, plant them in full sun for optimum flowering performance. Rainbow Rhythm® 'Going Bananas' Hemerocallis hybrid USPP 17,164, Can 3,454. Professional Growing Information.
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Learn about this semi-evergreen perennial that produces abundant, lightly fragrant, canary yellow flowers with recurved petals. Find out its hardiness, heat zones, soil preferences, maintenance, and garden uses.
Diploid. Parentage: Happy Returns x Brocaded Gown. Child plants: 2 child plants. Common names. Daylily. 'Going Bananas' was a featured. Plant of the Day for March 1, 2022.
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Common Name: Daylily. An improved ‘Happy Returns’ with larger flowers and nearly continuous bloom. ‘Going Bananas’ starts to bloom about 1-2 weeks later in early summer, but it blooms nearly continuously into early fall, unlike ‘Happy Returns’ which often stops flowering in August. The 4“, fragrant, canary yellow flowers have ...
‘Going Bananas’ is a diploid daylily cultivar that features fragrant, light-yellow flowers (to 4” across) with recurved, overlapping, lightly creped petals and green throats. Flowers appear on naked stems (scapes) that rise slightly above a clump of arching, linear, blade-like, green leaves. Each scape produces 10-15 flowers per season.
USDA Hardiness Zones 3-9. Height 19-22 Inches Tall. Spread 1.5-2 Feet Wide. Rainbow Rhythm Going Bananas Daylily will have homeowners and pollinators going bananas all summer long. The reblooming daylily has cascading, grass-like foliage that gives way to tall flowers by early summer. The flowers are lemon yellow and have a sweet fragrance.
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Hemerocallis ‘Going Bananas’. Daylily. USDA Zone: 2-9. Plant number: 1.259.050. Modern Daylilies are the product of many years of breeding work, resulting in freely blooming plants of the easiest garden culture. They form dense clumps of grassy foliage, with upright stems of trumpet flowers. This is a very long-blooming selection, with ...
