Hemerocallis Malja New Guinea who obtained it from the

who obtained it from the original discoverer

(aka: Oenothera lindheimeri) This 2001 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction of Loleta Powell's discovery has blown away the competition

The 40" wide clump features perfectly arranged

The tops of the 1' tall green pitchers are covered by a unique green helmet-like hood with small white "windows" in the curved neck of the pitcher

Hemerocallis Malja New Guinea who obtained it from the(patent 14,221 expired 6. 15. 2021)(syn: H. 'Malja') Over the years, we've seen many variegated seedlings, but there is finally one has a stable pattern. In 1989, South Africa's Jacques Malan grew seed, purchased as miniature hybrid daylilies. One was variegated and stable, resulting in a dwarf daylily with dramatic foliage green leaves with a wide, creamy white border. We really don't care if it ever flowers, but just the same, the 1' tall clump is