Hemerocallis ‘Penny’s Worth’

Talk about a perennial with a cuteness factor to the max, Penny’s Worth Daylily is the tiniest one we’ve ever seen. I was given a start of this little thing back in 2016 and it has taken years to get large enough to divide. It is one of those plants that we will only offer from time to time because of its slow growth. With low grass like foliage and charming 1.5” to 2” yellow flowers, Penny’s Worth may be short on size, but it is long on flowering season. It produces blooms for several months. Definitely a plant for the collector, this perennial makes an excellent rock garden plant or something low for the front of the border. It was bred in 1987 by Hager.