Background history:

'Vera Biaglow' is a dormant introduced in 1984 by Moldovan.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Award of Merit: 1993
Honorable Mention: 1989

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

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 'Vera Biaglow')

I bought Vera Biaglow in June of 2020 it bloomed in 2021 but must not have impressed me because I only took one photo FFE. This year I moved it to a permanent spot and it was lovely. Love the purple pink color, it is not your everyday pink. Had quite a few buds for a 2yr old plant. Unfortunately the deer liked it too so I didn't get to see all the blooms it would have produced. It has grown well since it moved, adding 4 more fans since this spring. It is a definite keeper in my yard.

I have had Vera Biaglow for over 20 years now, planted in the same location (unfortunately as a willow has enveloped it ) Nevertheless, it always blooms so late here that yesterday was its first bloom of the year - and I missed it More buds to come and it has grown to over a dozen fans despite the willow
This is one of the first pics, taken in 2003

Clearly it is a keeper, especially for its late blooming, and I am now resolved to move it to a more prominent position.

I, too, have had it for ages and it blooms late here, too. It blooms at the same time here as Phlox paniculata (tall garden phlox). I have it planted near 'Glamor Girl'. They make a nice combination, but most garden phlox would look nice with it.

A late bloomer here as well. Grows and multiplies well too. A nice pink/red color here.

I bought this ages ago ( fifteen years?) as a tribute to my friend Vera. I lost track of where I put it but finally figured it out from the data base here. Vera Biaglow is a nice, bright pink, sometimes with whitish edges. This year, she bloomed relatively early, June 28 but bloomed all the way to July 21. That makes it EM here. The first flower this year was so dark, it looked purple which had me confused, but after that the color became more normal. I got 17 blooms out of it this year, not bad for a shady location.

Here's the purple version



Here's Vera, looking more normal

Vera Biaglow has been blooming only a few days here, one of the last to do so. She grows to 30", above registered height with a bud count of 10 with two way branching. I have had it for 9 years and it has increased to a large clump now. Will be divided in the spring.

2023 update, VB had a pretty good year, blooming from July 2-19 with at least 14 blooms. She's on a tough part of Upper Daylily Hill so I'm happy to see anything blooming moderately well there, between competition, tree roots and shade issues.