Plant Profile: Hemerocallis minor

The Dwarf Yellow Daylily reaches a height of 1 to 2 feet and develops clumps, making it an excellent choice for ground cover. Its vibrant yellow blooms emerge in May and June, while the gracefully arching leaves remain visually appealing even when the plant is not in flower. This variety has also been utilized in breeding new dwarf daylily hybrids.

These daylilies thrive in average, moist, well-drained soil and can flourish in full sun to partial shade. They are ideal for mass plantings, rock gardens, or as a front border feature, and they can also be planted on slopes to help mitigate erosion. When the clumps become too dense, they should be divided as necessary.

For additional daylily varieties, consider exploring Hemerocallis hybrida.

Caution: Ingesting this plant can lead to serious health issues in cats, including vomiting, loss of appetite, lethargy, kidney failure, and potentially death.

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