American Meadows Moroccan Sunrise Daylily

Shipping as a bare root means the plant arrives dormant without soil or a pot, which is a standard and healthy way to transport perennials. You will receive the fleshy root system, which should be planted promptly upon arrival to help the plant establish itself in your garden.

Yes, the Moroccan Sunrise Daylily is a reblooming variety, meaning it will produce flowers throughout the summer and into the fall. It is known for its high flower count, ensuring consistent color in your landscape.

Absolutely. While these daylilies thrive in full sun, they are adaptable and will grow well in partial shade as well. Just ensure the soil is well-drained to keep the roots healthy.

No, the Moroccan Sunrise Daylily is toxic to cats. If you have curious pets that like to nibble on garden plants, you may want to place these in an area of your yard that is inaccessible to them.

You should plant the bare root so that the top of the tuber is about one inch below the soil surface. This depth provides the right balance of stability and access to nutrients for the plant to start growing.

Yes, this variety is considered rabbit-resistant. While no plant is completely immune to hungry wildlife, daylilies are generally not a preferred snack for rabbits, making them a reliable choice for gardens where pests are a concern.