Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm 'King of the Ages'

Is 'King of the Ages' a perennial or annual?

'King of the Ages' is a hardy perennial daylily. It returns year after year, producing large, showy blooms throughout the summer with minimal maintenance.

What colors do the flowers of 'King of the Ages' have?

The blooms feature a vibrant golden-peach base with a dramatic burgundy-red eye and ruffled edges. This bold contrast makes it a standout in any garden.

When does 'King of the Ages' daylily bloom?

This daylily blooms primarily in midsummer and is a reliable rebloomer, giving you fresh flushes of flowers later in the season.

What soil is best for planting this daylily?

It prefers well-drained, fertile soil but is adaptable to a wide range of conditions. Slightly acidic to neutral soil works best for optimal bloom performance.

What care does 'King of the Ages' require?

This daylily is low maintenance. Provide full sun, water during dry spells, and divide clumps every 3-4 years for best performance. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage reblooming.

How fast does 'King of the Ages' grow?

It grows at a fast rate, quickly establishing clumps that bloom generously each season. You can expect noticeable growth and flowering within the first year of planting.

Where should I plant 'King of the Ages'?

Plant in a sunny or lightly shaded spot, such as garden borders, walkways, or flower beds. It pairs beautifully with other perennials and thrives in group plantings.

Can I plant it close to walkways or patios?

Yes! 'King of the Ages' is great near walkways and patios. Its tidy clumping habit and beautiful blooms make it ideal for high-visibility areas without aggressive spreading.

Is this daylily native or hybrid?

'King of the Ages' is a hybrid variety developed for outstanding garden performance. While not native, it is well-adapted to a range of U.S. climates.

Does it attract pests or diseases?

Daylilies like 'King of the Ages' are generally pest- and disease-resistant. Occasionally, aphids or thrips may appear, but they're easy to manage with basic garden care and cleanliness.