Collier Daylily

Hemerocallis 'Collier' is a polychrome daylily whose pink, gold, cream, and yellow tones blend across ruffled flowers. Spring Hill Nursery lists a mature height of 28 inches and describes flowering in midsummer with a possible repeat display later in the season. ## Landscape and season Use this long-lived perennial in a sunny border or mass planting, leaving roughly 18 to 24 inches between plants. The flowers open one at a time over an extended period, and the softly blended colors pair readily with other summer perennials. Its grass-like foliage is semi-evergreen in mild conditions. ## Growing conditions Choose full sun or partial sun and well-drained soil. Spring Hill lists average water needs and hardiness in USDA zones 3 through 9. The nursery describes the cultivar as drought tolerant and deer resistant, while noting that rebloom is commonly observed even though it is not an official rebloom designation. ## Maintenance Cut spent flower stems back after flowering, and remove old leaves when they become untidy. Water during extended dry spells, especially during establishment, but avoid keeping the crown waterlogged. The [Spring Hill Nursery cultivar page](https://springhillnursery.com/products/collier-daylily) provides the cultivar name, dimensions, season, growing conditions, and care notes; the [Walters Gardens profile](https://www.waltersgardens.com/cms/uploads/cms_ArticlePDF_203_1.pdf) documents its polychrome flower colors and 28-inch height.