HEMEROCALLIS RAINBOW RHYTHM® 'LAKE OF FIRE' – A dramatic, large-flowered daylily with golden-orange petals and blazing red eyes. The 5-inch blooms flare in midsummer and rebloom again, lighting up borders, beds, and containers 🌞.
This reblooming daylily is a Proven Winners® selection prized for its high bud count, heat tolerance, and striking coloration. Hardy in Zones 3–9, it's low maintenance and long-lasting, making it perfect for both beginner and expert gardeners.
- Fiery orange blooms with bold red eyes
- Hardy in zones 3-9
- Full sun preferred for maximum color
- Height 20–24 inches, Spread 18–24 inches
- Reblooming, deer-resistant, drought-tolerant
Note: Ships in nursery pots with protective packaging. Plants may not be blooming when shipped. Daylilies benefit from early spring or fall planting. Foliage may be trimmed after dormancy in late fall.
Shipping to California is restricted due to local agricultural regulations.
Growing Zones: 3-9
| Mature Height: | 20 to 24 Inches |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature width: | 18 to 24 Inches |
| Botanical Name: | Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm® 'Lake of Fire' |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
FAQ's
Is 'Lake of Fire' a reblooming daylily?
Yes, it blooms in midsummer and often reblooms later in the season, especially with regular deadheading and care.
What color are the flowers?
'Lake of Fire' features golden-orange petals with an intense red eyezone and ruffled edges for dramatic contrast.
How large are the blooms?
The flowers measure approximately 5 inches across, making them large and very showy.
Does it attract pollinators?
Yes, bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are drawn to its vivid blooms, making it a pollinator-friendly choice.
Is it good for containers?
Definitely. Its compact size and vibrant color make it ideal for patio pots or raised beds.
When should I plant it?
Plant in spring or fall for best root development before blooming or winter dormancy.
Is 'Lake of Fire' deer-resistant?
Yes, like most daylilies, it's generally unappealing to deer and can be used in deer-prone areas.
How do I encourage more blooms?
Deadhead regularly and apply a balanced fertilizer during the growing season to promote reblooming.
Can I divide the plant?
Yes, divide clumps every 3–4 years in spring or fall to rejuvenate the plant and expand your garden.
What kind of soil does it prefer?
It grows best in well-drained soil with moderate fertility. It tolerates a wide range but performs best when not overly wet.
