Collage Daylily

Hemerocallis 'Collage' is a reblooming daylily with light lavender-purple flowers, a large golden throat, and a ruffled gold edge. Pleasant Run Nursery lists a mature height of 32 inches and a spread of 16 inches, giving this cultivar a compact outline for a mixed perennial planting. ## Landscape and season The flowers appear in summer and can return for another flush. Its purple-and-yellow color combination works well near blue, white, or warm-toned summer flowers, while the modest spread makes it easier to fit into a smaller border. The green, strap-shaped foliage provides a simple background between flowering periods. ## Growing conditions Grow in sun, with ordinary garden soil that does not remain waterlogged. Pleasant Run lists the cultivar for dry to moist and sandy conditions, and records it as drought tolerant once established. A listing at Growing Colors describes it as suitable for USDA zones 3 through 9 and notes its reblooming habit. ## Maintenance Water new plants while roots establish, then check the soil during prolonged dry weather. Remove finished flower stems to keep the clump tidy. Divide a crowded clump when growth or flowering weakens. See the [Pleasant Run Nursery cultivar listing](https://www.pleasantrunnursery.com/plant-name/Hemerocallis-Collage) for its dimensions, color, bloom time, and tolerance notes, and [Growing Colors](https://www.growingcolors.com/plant/Hemerocallis-Collage) for its height, hardiness range, and rebloom description.