Background history:

'Pewter Pink' is a dormant introduced in 1994 by Stamile.

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Pewter Pink')

This was a bonus plant several years ago. Since it's a smaller one I planted it in my Boulder pockets and it blooms fine but there isn't much room for increase. It is a cute little bloom though.

I planted Pewter Pink in 2020, a small fan from GWild. It's in a spot with a lot of competition on Upper Daylily Hill.

The first year I saw bloom was 2022, when it bloomed July 8-14 with 4 blooms.
In 2023, it bloomed July 9-20 with 8 blooms. So, twice as many… I'm not positive this plant will be able to maintain its spot with all the competition around but we'll see. It is very short but the flower is not the 7.5" of the registration, more like 5.5". This could also all be part of the settling in process.

I planted this one in 2014 and love the soft color that goes well w/ any darker ones. It always reblooms for me and has to get taller than its specs since it is in the 2nd row of 4 rows on that side of the house.
As I am downsizing my garden to make it easier to take care of because of the color and performance I don't see this one leaving the garden any time soon

Maine zone 5a. Not much for increase, but the bloom is a lovely shade of pink and has nice substance. The color is especially nice on overcast days, early morning sunlight, or evening light and will hold your attention just a little bit longer.