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Earlybird Cardinal Re-Blooming Daylily

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Bulb Size

No 1

Soil Requirements

Well Drained Soil

Hardiness Zones

4 to 9

Light Requirements

Full Sun

Plant Spacing

12-18

Planting Depth

1-2

Mature Height

18" to 24"

Flower Color

Pink

Bloom Time

Summer to Frost

Benefits

Attracts Butterflies and Hummingbirds, Perennializing

Planting Time

Spring Planting

Cultivar

Early Bird Cardinal

Genus Species

Hemerocallis

Description

Earlybird Cardinal Daylily is an exciting watermelon pink/red re-blooming daylily. Expect blooms to start in mid-June and continue for at least 100 days throughout the summer. The bright and showy blooms are up to 4" in diameter and each flower stem can produce multiple blooms. Earlybird Cardinal is an easy to grow, long blooming perennial, a definite winner in the summer garden.

New to planting Daylilies? Click here for a complete guide full of tips and tricks!

Photos courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc.

Reviews (6)

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stcobr02

Gorgeous Color

7/13/2021

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My first bloom opened up yesterday and I'm in love with the color on this one. Dark pink ruffled petals with a bright yellow center.

Mary

Birmingham Al

Vivid color!

6/21/2021

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Bloomed First Season

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Very gorgeous, darker than pictured, however I have heard the soil can play a part in that.

Devon

Gorgeous

5/31/2021

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Healthy

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Not true to color in pictures

A darker pink than I was expecting, but I love it.

Kala

Healthy root

8/9/2020

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Excellent value

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These are some of the healthiest daylily starts I purchased this season. Very happy, and look at that bloom. Gorgeous!

Zachary

Both are good

6/25/2020

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Both seem to be doing well and are now at about 6-8 inches tall after a few weeks of planting. Probably a little late in the year to bloom though, but they are growing well.