The Stella De Oro Daylily boasts the most abundant blooms of any daylily! You will look forward to the fragrant, dark gold, reblooming flowers year after year. We know we do! The Stella De Oro is a classic and our favorite daylily!

In summer, prolific, deep golden yellow flowers sway in the breeze amongst brilliant, green foliage blades. The thick, grass-like leaf blades are mounded in clumps and enliven your landscape throughout the year until severe frost. Barely over 12 inches tall the Stella De Oro is considered a miniature daylily.

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Are Stella de Oro daylilies Invasive?

This reblooming Daylily is not known to be invasive with a 1-2 foot spread.

How To Plant This Daylily

Plant in a spot with well drained soil and full sun to part shade conditions in grow zones 3-9.

Do These Daylilies Bloom All Summer?

Bloom time for this beauty is May through August. Deadheading is key to make sure your Stella has ongoing blooms, remove spent flowers to encourage new blooms to grow.

The Stella de Oro Daylily grows in full sun to part shade and is adaptable to any well drained soil. Water deeply about twice per week when newly planted to ensure proper root development. Once established this plant is drought tolerant. Daylilies are tough and can survive harsh conditions like pollution, salt, and nutrient-poor, dry soils. After the first growing season your Stella de Oro Daylily is no maintenance!

This dwarf Daylily will fit in anywhere in your landscape! Use in borders and mixed beds, along a walkway, or even in containers. A lovely addition to a cottage or cutting garden, this daylily adds bold color, and rich texture. Plant in groups or alone depending on the look you want. This petite daylily makes a vibrant ground cover. This Daylily is so versatile you can definitely get creative with your landscape plan! Combine with the Happy Returns, Strawberry Candy Daylily or Cala Lily

For additional options, be sure to browse our Daylily, Phlox and Ground Cover Plants collections.