Just about all of my daylilies are winding down for the season, but not Final Destination. This plant is one of the latest blooming daylilies that I currently grow. It was in full bloom on August 18th when this photo was taken. It is salmon-pink in color, but depending on the weather some days it looks very salmon, and other days it leans toward pink. Either version is quite pretty.
Final Destination was hybridized by Karol Emmerich and registered in 2005. Her Springwood Gardens website explained that this daylily earned its name "since it's one of the last to start and stop blooming in my garden." Being hybridized in Minnesota, Final Destination thrives in my Wisconsin garden. It grows almost 30" inches tall and the blooms measure between 5.5"-6" in size.
It's so nice to see a daylily still blooming in mid-to-late August!
Final Destination was hybridized by Karol Emmerich and registered in 2005. Her Springwood Gardens website explained that this daylily earned its name "since it's one of the last to start and stop blooming in my garden." Being hybridized in Minnesota, Final Destination thrives in my Wisconsin garden. It grows almost 30" inches tall and the blooms measure between 5.5"-6" in size.
It's so nice to see a daylily still blooming in mid-to-late August!
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