Daylily 'White Triangle' {25 Bare Root plants}

Petals that look as though they've been coated in melted butter and draped elegantly over a trumpet base set atop luscious spring-green foliage make White Triangle a highly sought after daylily. The soft yellow bleeds into a white patch (thus the name) at the base of her blooms.

White Triangle is semi-evergreen in warmer climates and is an early-mid season rebloomer, making her a prized perennial in the south. Gardeners often select White Triangle for naturalizing with yellow flowers or massing in borders.

White Triangle's soft shade evokes the glow of the moon on a warm, summer night. How can one resist?

Things to Note
This variety is dormant and remains without foliage for some period of time that is variable by growing region.

Gardener Tips
Pair White Triangle with Coreopsis Moonbeam. to achieve a continual candle-lit glow of lovely light yellow in your flower bed. This is a monochromatic application.

Alternatively, White Triangle is a perfect foil for the lavender Pincushion Flower.

Please read about bare root plants (especially the paragraph about bare root grasses) so you know what to expect.

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General information about Hemerocallis (Daylily):
If you love lilies, you will adore our selection of daylilies! Offering a look-alike blossom in such a range of colors and bloom times that you can actually achieve a full season of color from a single species of flower, our daylilies are among the hardiest and most prized. Essentially, we’ve done the work for you, isolating the best options from pale yellow to dark golden hues and from mauves to pinks.

Basal, blade-like foliage arches gracefully from the daylily creating a complete groundcover useful for erosion control on slopes, as specimen plants or background plantings. Of course our selections are also reliable favorites tolerating a wide variety of soil conditions. Varieties are listed below by color and include individual plant information such as bloom color, bloom characteristics, height, bloom time and winter habit in zone.

A garden of daylilies looks like a summer tea party with orange and yellow china cups suspended amidst a tablecloth of green foliage. Why are they so beloved? Simply put, few garden perennials are easier to grow than daylilies. They are tolerant of poor soil, salt, high heat, and drought, but do bloom better with regular watering. They’re also pest resistant. Daylilies form a dense groundcover, choking out weeds in the process. They attract butterflies and hummingbirds, and some are fragrant.

Otherwise undemanding, daylilies will do best with at least six hours of sunlight and reasonably fertile soil. They perform well in a wide range of well-drained soils; however, they will steal the show if you give them a deep, fertile loam. Impervious to just about anything nature throws at them, you will still observe climatic conditions, seasonal weather variations, and general plant health all play a factor in a plant's ability to re-bloom. They are used for borders and edging, cut flowers, massing over large areas, in clumps as color accents, as backgrounds, and in containers.

Mixing early and late season bloomers in the same bed creates wave upon wave of color month after month. Most people are familiar with the versatility and vivid fusion of color daylilies bring to gardens, but what you will find among our selections are the cream of the crop offering color and bloom-time variety in addition to reputations for excellent performance. You just can’t go wrong!

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Things to Note
Our daylilies are field grown single-fan divisions and have been in the ground at least two growing seasons, resulting in a large, hardy plant you will love. After you have placed your order, the daylilies are freshly dug, any long tops are cut back, and the plants are packed in peat moss. This ensures that the daylilies will quickly establish themselves in your garden while experiencing little transplant shock.

Keep in mind, most daylily plants shipped during summer will probably not bloom the same year. Daylilies delivered in early spring will have just begun to break dormancy, thus will tend to have smaller, tenderer top growth, and most will develop flower buds the first year.

Some people ask about daylily rust. We assure you we have never had daylily rust at our nursery.

Some of our daylilies are described as "semi-evergreen", meaning that they retain at least some of their green foliage well into winter (shedding leaves in cold climates but not where winters are mild).

Interesting Facts

Daylilies are edible. The young green leaves are edible raw or cooked. Older leaves become fibrous. Tubers are also edible raw or cooked with a savory, nutty flavor. Young tubers are best, though the central portion of older tubers is also good. Steam or boil the tubers as a potato substitute, or toss them raw onto a salad instead of croutons. The flowers can be eaten raw or cooked. The petals are thick and crunchy, making very pleasant eating raw, with a nice sweetness at the base because of the nectar. They taste somewhat like fresh peas. They can be fried for storage and used as a thickener in soups and stews, or used as a relish. Leaves and young shoots can be cooked and used as a substitute for asparagus or celery. Take small shoots, strip away the larger leaves, sauté in a little garlic and oil, add raw to salads, or simply steam and drench in butter for a nice, crunchy treat.

Specifications:

Cold hardiness zone: 3-10 (-40 degrees F) - Contact your local extension to confirm hardiness if you are in a fringe zone (we cannot guarantee hardiness in fringe zones)
AHS Heat Zone: 12-2
Light: Full sun Part sun
Growth rate: Moderate
Mature height: 24-30"
Spread: 12-24"
Spacing: 8-15"
Tolerant of: Drought, Wet Conditions, Poor Soil, Rabbits, Salt
pH of Soil: 5.5 - 7.8, Ideal pH: 6.0 - 7.0
Grows Under Trees: Conifer - No, Walnut - Yes, Other - Yes
Good for borders & edging: Yes
Edible: Yes
Good for erosion control: Yes
Evergreen: Yes
Long bloom time: Yes
Good for slopes: Yes

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07/25/2017 By Terri Stark
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07/25/2017 I have ordered large quanities of lillies before, but not from classy ground covers. I was thrilled with the plants that I received. They took care to ship on a Monday so that they didnt spend unnecessary time boxed. The plants look fantastic... Read full review >

Beautiful, healthy when arrived
06/01/2017 By Mary Kern
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06/01/2017 Planted right away, look good, only been a few days but everything I have purchased from this business
has done well!

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06/01/2017 By Jacquelyn Lewis-Ward
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06/01/2017 THE PLANTS ARRIVED AS PRESCRIBED IN THREE DAYS IN PERFECT CONDITION!!
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05/03/2017 By Linda Matulaitis
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05/03/2017 Received plants in a timely manner. just put them in the ground, so I guess time will tell if they like where I put them.

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04/30/2017 By Wendy Perreault
Product reviewed: Daylily 'White Triangle' {25 Bare Root plants}

04/30/2017 Highly recommend.

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Daylilies will do best placed in a wide planting hole, preferably amended with bone meal, rotted manure and some balanced fertilizer. Spread out the roots and plant the crowns about 2 inches below the soil surface. Water well after planting, and do not let them dry out until established.

Applying a balanced fertilizer in the spring as plants emerge will promote the amount and duration of blooming. It is recommended that you remove old foliage in late winter for best spring results. Be aware that daylilies will not thrive in poorly draining soil and will rot under soggy conditions. Fertilizing your plants immediately after each bloom period will promote re-blooming. In Zones 3 and 4, mulch with 5-6 inches of well-draining mulch in winter. Remember to remove mulch away from the crowns in spring.

General information that applies to all plants:
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Hemerocallis 'White Triangle'

Pronunciation: hem-er-oh-KAL-iss

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