Background history:

'Titanic Tower' is a semi-evergreen introduced in 2006 by Lambertson.

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Titanic Tower')

Lambertson's daylilies don't tend to do well for me, such a shame because I love many of them. I got this one summer of 2019. Spring of 2020 I had to move it because of deck repair, and then later, foolishly shared it. It never missed a beat, bloomed nicely last summer, and multiplied by fall. Looks like a winner to me. Love the flowers, it did not quite reach height it should, but no surprise in that. I was delighted at how well it did.

It is hardy enough here in 7b and in 6a where I purchased it from, and has multiplied well enough. It is fertile both ways. Haven't seen the seedlings bloom yet, so not sure if dreams came true. Initially I was enthusiastic about the height, branching, form and clear pink color. Got it at the same time as Webster's Pink Wonder and it won that beauty pageant for two. It loses points for being the most spectacular flopper in my garden. Very tall and the scapes don't stay vertical once blooms get going. But in my garden it gets some morning shade and is a bit crowded. It might do better in all-day sun with more space.

Here's a pic of TT and friends. The tall scapes on the right haven't bloomed yet. As soon as blooms open (like the one you see), the scape bends down, never to make it up again. And I'm zone 7a and got TT from 6b. The A's and B's confuse me when I'm in a hurry or am having a hembrain moment from DL overload.