Ruby Stella is a reblooming daylily — after its first flush in early summer, it keeps sending up new flower scapes sporadically right through fall, as long as spent blooms are removed.

That "as long as" matters: per South Dakota State University Extension, deadheading is what makes reblooming varieties worth growing. Removing a faded flower stem redirects the plant's energy into producing new buds instead of seed pods — skip it, and a rebloomer behaves like a one-flush daylily. Cranberry-red petals with a gold throat, on a compact plant well suited to borders and mass plantings.

This multipack ships as bareroot plants — the traditional way to establish daylilies, and one of the most cost-effective ways to plant in bulk. Fall planting lets roots settle in before next year's bloom season.

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Source: South Dakota State University Extension — Daylily: A Summer Showstopper