Strawberry Candy Daylily

Strawberry Pink Blooms
Repeat Flowering Color
Compact Clumping Habit

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Strawberry Candy Daylily

Sunlight
Can grow in a range from full sun to partial shade. They need at least six hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight per day.
Watering
Regular watering schedule for the first six months. Once established, rainwater should be sufficient.
Fertilizing
Should not need any extra fertilizer unless your entire lawn and garden have problems and needs regular fertilizing.

Strawberry Candy Daylily

Strawberry Candy Daylily is a reblooming flowering perennial known for strawberry-pink blooms, a rosy eye, and a bright yellow-green throat. Its compact clumping habit, grassy foliage, and dependable summer color make it a beautiful choice for sunny borders, containers, edging, and mixed perennial beds.

Why choose Strawberry Candy Daylily?

Choose Strawberry Candy Daylily for soft pink summer color with a polished, easy-to-use garden form. Its blooms bring a warm candy-pink look to perennial beds, while the rose-toned eye and glowing throat add extra detail up close. This daylily works especially well in repeated plantings, walkway edges, cottage gardens, and containers where dependable color and tidy foliage are valued. Established clumps may rebloom, extending the floral display beyond the first flush.

Key Characteristics

Botanical Name: Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Candy’
Common Name: Strawberry Candy Daylily
Plant Type: Herbaceous perennial
Growth Habit: Compact, clumping perennial with arching foliage and upright flower stems

Strawberry Candy Daylily Additional Information

Strawberry Candy Daylily produces strawberry-pink, trumpet-shaped flowers with a deeper rosy eye and yellow-green throat. Blooms appear in summer, and established plants may repeat bloom with good sunlight, moisture, and routine care. Like other daylilies, each individual flower lasts about one day, but multiple buds on each scape help create an extended seasonal display.

This herbaceous perennial dies back after frost and returns from the crown in spring. The narrow, arching green foliage forms a neat clump that looks attractive before and after bloom, making it useful along paths, in front borders, around patios, in containers, and in mass plantings. Remove spent flower stems for a tidier appearance, and cut back old foliage in late fall or early spring. Divide mature clumps in spring or fall when they become crowded or when more plants are desired.

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Plant Strawberry Candy Daylily in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil. Set the crown near soil level, spread roots naturally, backfill firmly, and water well after planting.

2. Watering: Water regularly during the first growing season to help roots establish. Once established, provide supplemental water during extended dry periods, especially in hot, sunny beds or container plantings.

3. Mulching: Apply a light layer of mulch around the plant to conserve moisture and reduce weeds. Keep mulch slightly away from the crown so new shoots emerge cleanly.

4. Pruning: Remove spent flower stalks after bloom for a tidy look. Cut back old foliage in late fall or early spring before fresh new growth begins.

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FAQs

How large does Strawberry Candy Daylily get?
Strawberry Candy Daylily typically grows as a compact to medium clump, often about 18–26 inches tall when in bloom, with a similar garden spread over time.
When does Strawberry Candy Daylily bloom?
Strawberry Candy Daylily blooms in summer with strawberry-pink flowers. Established plants may rebloom later in the season when grown with good sunlight, moisture, and care.
Where should I plant Strawberry Candy Daylily?
Plant it in sunny borders, walkway edges, containers, cottage gardens, or mass plantings. It performs best in well-drained soil with enough space for each clump to mature.
Should Strawberry Candy Daylily be divided?
Yes. Divide mature clumps in spring or fall when they become crowded or produce fewer flowers. Division refreshes the plant and creates additional clumps for the garden.

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Flowering
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Plant Spacing

Mature Height	1' - 3'
Mature Spread	0-5 ft
Growth Rate	Fast, Moderate
Botanical Name	Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’
Bloom Time	Early Summer
Deer Resistant	Usually
Family	Asphodelaceae
Flower Color	Pink
Hardiness Zones	3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Light Needs	Full Sun, Partial Sun
Maintenance	Low
Size	#1 Container, #2 Container

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Growing Zones 3-9 Outdoors

(Hardy down to -40)

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