What Months Do Daylilies Bloom

Daylilies have a relatively short blooming period, 1 to 5 weeks and depending on their variety and your area, they may bloom from early spring until frost. Extra Early: These daylilies are the first to bloom, from March or April in the South, to May or June in the North.

Do daylilies flower all summer?

Traditionally, daylilies bloom from late June through July. But there are now many re-blooming varieties that make a second appearance in late summer, dramatically extending the growing season. In fact, nowadays there are thousands of daylily varieties available in every conceivable size, shape and color.

How many times do daylilies bloom in a season?

Cultivars with semi-evergreen or evergreen foliage ‘Super Stella’ is a reblooming cultivar. An individual flower only blooms for one day, but is quickly replaced by a new flower. Established daylily clumps often produce 200 to 400 flowers in a season with each plant blooming for 30 to 40 days.