The Joan Senior Daylily, a re-blooming daylily with near white ruffled flowers and a lime green throat...

Above image taken from my garden on July 25, 2009

About The Joan Senior Daylily

The Joan Senior Daylily flowers early to mid season and presents a ruffled creamy white 6 inch flower with a hint of green throat. For every garden there is room for this daylily. With single blooms of a near white and with ruffled 6 " across flowers, this easy to grow daylily blooms early to mid season.

In a warmer climate the leaves are evergreen, however in the north they do die back.

How To Grow The Joan Senior Daylily

Like most re-bloomers, this one rests for a while and then new scapes shoot up and the blooming starts all over. Some say this re-bloomer is not fragrant, but mine does have a faint scent.

Because I like my plants looking neat and tidy I tend to cut off any yellowing or dry leaves, but I do leave the scapes (stems) to dry and then I cut them off.

When the blooming is completed on each scape, I also snap off the seed pod.

I enjoy the sharp color contrast I can achieve with this daylily and the Summer Wine or the shorter Little Business. Even the Purple D' Oro (daughter of Stella) makes a great companion plant.

Other great companion plants: Little Business Daylily, Summer Wine Daylily, Phlox David, Phlox Rubymine, Oriental Lily Mona Lisa, Purple Coneflower or the Felicia Daisy as groundcover for around the base of the plant.

Check out my Site Index Page for a listing of additional annuals and perennials to plant in your flower garden design.

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