Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy' Daylily – 3 Bare Root Plants | Grade #1 Roots | Lemon Yellow Reblooming Flowers | Hardy Perennial | Easy to Grow

Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy' Daylily – 3 Bare Root Plants | Grade #1 Roots | Lemon Yellow Reblooming Flowers | Hardy Perennial | Easy to Grow

$105.00
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Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy' Daylily – 3 Bare Root Plants | Grade #1 Roots | Lemon Yellow Reblooming Flowers | Hardy Perennial | Easy to Grow

Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy' Daylily – 3 Bare Root Plants | Grade #1 Roots | Lemon Yellow Reblooming Flowers | Hardy Perennial | Easy to Grow

$105.00

Brighten your garden all season long with Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy' Daylily. This listing includes 3 Grade #1 bare root plants ready for planting and establishment in your landscape. Known for its cheerful soft lemon-yellow flowers with beautifully ruffled petals, 'Big Time Happy' produces abundant 4-inch blooms beginning in early summer and continues reblooming throughout the season. Its compact growth habit makes it ideal for borders, perennial beds, cottage gardens, and container plantings. Daylilies are celebrated for their exceptional durability and adaptability, thriving in conditions where many other plants struggle, including poor soils, slopes, urban environments, areas near salted pavement, and even near Black Walnut trees.

You will receive:
✔️ 3 Grade #1 bare root Big Time Happy Daylily plants
✔️ Healthy, dormant roots ready for planting
✔️ Early blooming reblooming variety
✔️ Soft lemon-yellow ruffled flowers
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Big Time Happy Daylily
Botanical Name: Hemerocallis 'Big Time Happy'
Plant Type: Herbaceous perennial
Growth Stage: Bare root divisions
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Average, well-draining soil; highly adaptable
Watering: Moderate; drought tolerant once established
Mature Height: 16 inches
Growth Rate: Moderate to fast
USDA Zones: 3–9
Container Friendly: Yes

💡 Care Tip: Plant bare roots with the crown approximately 1 inch below the soil surface and water thoroughly after planting. Removing spent flower stalks can encourage continued blooming and keep plants looking their best throughout the season.

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