Lavender Blue Baby Daylily

Hemerocallis 'Lavender Blue Baby' is a fragrant, reblooming daylily with lavender-blue flowers, a matching eyezone, and a green throat. The American Hemerocallis Society records 5.5-inch blooms on 28-inch scapes in the early to midseason; garden timing varies with climate and growing conditions. [American Hemerocallis Society cultivar record](https://daylilies.org/cultivar/lavender-blue-baby/). ## Bloom and placement The upright scapes rise above foliage that goes dormant in winter. Plant this selection where its large flowers can be seen from a path or border, and leave room for the clump to develop. Daylilies perform best in full sun but tolerate partial shade; shade can reduce flowering. [RHS growing guide](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/hemerocallis/growing-guide). ## Soil and water Use fertile, well-drained soil with moisture during spring and summer. Established daylilies tolerate dry spells, though flowering may lessen; water newer plants during dry weather. ## Maintenance Remove faded flowers for a tidy display and divide established clumps every few years if flowering declines or the planting becomes crowded. The dormant foliage can be cleared after it dies back in autumn. [RHS growing guide](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/hemerocallis/growing-guide).