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Hemerocallis ‘Saucy Rogue’ (Saucy Rogue Daylily)

Hemerocallis ‘Saucy Rogue’ (Saucy Rogue Daylily)

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Hemerocallis ‘Saucy Rogue’ (Saucy Rogue Daylily) is a compact, repeat-flowering perennial featuring rich red blooms with a contrasting green throat. The miniature flowers rise above neat clumps of arching, grass-like green foliage, creating a bold display without taking up excessive garden space. Registered in 1984, this cultivar produces flower stems approximately 40 cm tall and blooms during the middle of the daylily season.

Ideal for borders, mass plantings, cottage gardens, rock gardens and containers, ‘Saucy Rogue’ provides dependable seasonal colour with minimal care. Each individual flower lasts for around one day, but numerous buds open successively to extend the overall display. Its compact habit, heat tolerance and ability to rebloom make it an excellent option for customers wanting a colourful, hardy and easy-to-maintain garden perennial.

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Mature height

Approximately 40 cm, including flower stems

Mature width

Approximately 30 cm

Spacing

Plant approximately 30–45 cm apart

Evergreen/Deciduous

Deciduous to semi-evergreen, depending on climate

Foliage

Rich red flowers with a green throat and medium-green foliage

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Midseason, typically during summer, with repeat flowering possible later in the season

Sun tolerance

Full sun to part shade; flowering is strongest with at least six hours of sunlight

Maintenance

Low maintenance. Plant in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Water regularly while establishing and during prolonged dry periods. Remove spent flower stems and old foliage to maintain a tidy appearance. Established clumps may be divided every few years.

Root System

Dense, clumping root system consisting of fleshy or tuberous storage roots with finer fibrous roots. It is generally non-invasive and can be divided when the clump becomes crowded