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Botanical Name: Hemerocallis x ‘Stella de Oro’ Common Name: Stella de Oro Dwarf Daylily hem-er-o-KAL-is PERENNIAL Spring Summer Fall Winter Family: Xanthorrhoeaceae Origin: Eurasia; hybrids, USA Climate Zone: USDA 4-11, Sunset 1-24 Mature Height: 1-2 feet, flower stalks 2 feet Mature Width: 1-2 feet Plant Type: Herbaceous, winter dormant Growth Habit: Leaves emerge from a narrow crown and arch over like a fountain or fan Growth Rate: Moderate, doubling every 3-6 years Flower Color/Details: Fragrant, 2 ½ inch trumpet shaped, sunny yellow flowers on branched stems. Each flower lasts one day Flower Season: Spring to fall, reblooming Bark: N/A Fruit: N/A Foliage: Green, sword-shaped leaves Use: Border, mini hedge, perennial garden, rock gardens, massed that functions like a ground cover, meadow and woodland gardens, container Floral: Cut flowers Wildlife/Beneficials: Large native bees, orchard, mason, and bumble, butterflies Deer Resistant: Yes, rabbit resistant Fire Resistant: Yes Medicinal Uses/Edible: Unknown Adverse Factors: Relatively pest and disease free Soil: Adaptable, well drained Exposure: Full sun, part shade Water Requirements: Moderate, drought-tolerant WUCOLS Water Needs: M M M M M M UC Davis Arboretum All-Star: No Description: Compact size with vigorous growth and profuse blooms. Leaves create a backdrop to bright, showy flowers, green from February to December. Maintenance: Water deeply and regularly the first year for big, strong roots. In following years, water less often. Remove spent flower stems. Only remove yellowed foliage, while green it is feeding roots for more blooms. Divide clumps in fall or early spring when they outgrow the space or blooms decrease. #1 Nursery Container © 2013 EcoLandscape California. All rights reserved.