Hemerocallis Chancellor Parthenocissus Once these are gone

Once these are gone

each surrounded by a wide golden border

The specific epithet "foetidus" means foetid

Sarracenia alata clumps are adorned with bizarrely beautiful

Shaggy brown fiddleheads unfurl in spring

Hemerocallis Chancellor Parthenocissus Once these are gone(A. B. Stout 56) Hemerocallis 'Chancellor' is a superb Arlow Stout introduction from 1956, just a year prior to the famed daylily breeders' death. This amazing late flowering (late July August),semi evergreen daylily produces 55" tall stalks of lovely orange red flowers, highlighted by a yellow center. We've grown this for more than two decades and cannot understand why it's not in every perennial garden in the country by now. Watch our Plant