Background history:

'Victorian Lace' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 1999 by Stamile.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Award of Merit: 2008
Honorable Mention: 2005

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Victorian Lace') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Victorian Lace')

Beautiful but very prone to rust in my garden on the gulf coast.

Year in and year out this cultivar has excelled here. I suppose the bud count could be greater, but Victorian Lace hasn't ceased to impress me with its consistent vigor and beauty. Based on performance here, it is a far better plant than J.T. Davis, to whom it was runner-up for the Stout. North of here, it may not perform as well.

Victorian Lace has been in my garden for many years it is beautiful, a higher bud count would be nice here in the north. I would say the increase here is likely slower than farther south, which is ok with me they do not all have to increase rapidly.

Victorian Lace has been in my garden (zone 6a) for 3 years. The first year
She settled in and was not impressive. The second year I had scapes 32
Inches tall with 30 buds. The blooms were 7 inches and beautiful. I have been fortunate that she has thrived and multiplies each year. I started with 3 fans and now have 7. The leaves are large and blue green in color. She is
Pod and pollen fertile. I highly recommend this cultivar.

This plant has performed well in my garden, not as well as I could wish, but I have perennials encroaching on it. I am sure it would do better with some elbow room. I like the height, and blooms always look good.

Victorian Lace has been here over seven years. I has been shared a few time and still bounce back to give a long season of beautiful blooms.

I added Victorian Lace spring 2018. It bloomed for the first time, late in the season (August) . I got around 3 blooms from it. I am looking forward to see how well she does in this summer in my zone 5b garden.

Twins!

Beautiful Single.

Victorian Lace is a spectacular Cultivar. a pre 2005 evergreen that produce great seedlings still today. Note registered in 1999. Hardy and well ruffled. If you are looking into hybridizing for ruffles I highly recommend this daylily.

After settling in, Victorian Lace has really impressed me the last two bloom seasons. Budcount is very good and branching is WONDERFUL, especially on rebloom scapes. Large, creamy blooms are nicely ruffled. Pod easy. July 29th rebloom: