Background history:

'Forever Redeemed' is a dormant introduced in 2003 by Carpenter-J..

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 2007

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

Please join in, if you own this plant! We would love to know more! I award an acorn for performance information posted to this thread.



Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Forever Redeemed')

Brand new this year, so I don't have a lot of information yet. I did get four blooms off of the plant but I'm hoping it's busy making roots for next year.

New last summer. Bloomed this year. Same number of fans as last year. I can't tell you more than that as it is new to the garden. It does show promise though.
First bloom pictured

Has a bright showy throat with watermark. Good bloom many years, but I have had years when it took the year off after a cold winter or a volatile spring. Fairly short plant. Good substance.

Forever Redeemed is the perfect blending of it's two parents: Red Loveliness and Chinese Chariot. The color is spectacular, and can be seen from a long way off. Though the color is intense, it's not garish. It grows well here if given enough H2O, fertilizer, and sun, but pouts if any of those are in short supply. Where it is in my garden a mulberry tree decided to grow a big branch in a certain direction and hogged all the light. This past Spring, I cut it off. Immediately Forever Redeemed started growing vigorously again and bloomed for the first time in a couple of years. Some daylilies are more tolerant of lesser conditions---this one is not. Give it a banquet of sun, food, and libation. It will be redeemed and give you a ton of floral delight!

Forever Redeemed has been growing and blooming here for 5 years. It is the bloom that has the greatest substance in my garden of over 300 cvs. It had 11 scapes on it this year with an average of 9 blooms each. It started here as a double and is now over a dozen fans. It grows to a height of 26" here and blooms mid July.The bloom is huge and a stand out in the garden. This is one of my favorites

2022 update…Forever Redeemed had a great summer. Lots of bloom, with a long run from June 30 to July 26 with over 40 flowers. It also has almost doubled in size and is now up to 7 fans.

The flower is commanding and it's a nice height. Always breathtaking when the sun hits it, it's a beacon across the garden.

Just an update. I posted that it was new to my garden in 2020. This year 2022 it bloomed very well. I set many pods on it as well. The pods were huge and produced an average of 14 seeds each. Very impressed with it. Now to see the seedlings bloom in 2 to 3 years. <3

2023 update… FR bloomed from July 5 to August 2 with at least 29 blooms. That's not nearly as much as last year but I think it was busy with it's root system, basically doubling itself from 7 fans last October to 14 fans this October…impressive!