'Profound Mystery' is one of my transforming daylilies. It starts the day as rosy cranberry with a cranberry-lavender watermark. In the afternoon the petal color fades and the sepals stay the same color as in the morning, becoming a reverse bitone. You can see from the photographs how it changes faces throughout the day. Blooms on this daylily are consistent and look great in all types of weather.
Hybridized in Minnesota by Karol Emmerich and introduced in 2009, this dormant tetraploid grows 28 inches tall with 5 inch blooms. I have my plant growing at the front of a border because the unique blooms are so showy and attractive. Profound Mystery is a no-fuss, hardy grower in Wisconsin. Last summer, in my garden, it bloomed from July 7 through August 13.
Hybridized in Minnesota by Karol Emmerich and introduced in 2009, this dormant tetraploid grows 28 inches tall with 5 inch blooms. I have my plant growing at the front of a border because the unique blooms are so showy and attractive. Profound Mystery is a no-fuss, hardy grower in Wisconsin. Last summer, in my garden, it bloomed from July 7 through August 13.
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