Background history:

'Green Flutter' is a semi-evergreen diploid introduced in 1964 by Williamson.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Stout Silver Medal: 1976
Award of Merit: 1973
Honorable Mention: 1970
JC: 1965
LAA: 1980
ATG: 1970

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Green Flutter') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Green Flutter')

Green Futter is a fabulous plant: lots of beautiful green/yellow blooms, good branching, and beautiful, clean foliage.

I just added this last Fall. Really anxious to see it bloom this summer but the foliage was strong after planting it.

This cultivar grows well for me. I have had it for more than 10 years, not a fast increaser but it does add fans every year. It reaches the 20 inches height with the bloom less than 4 inches. It does not produce a lot of blooms but it is a late bloomer so adds that bit of color at the end of the season here. Yellow has never been my favorite color so I threaten to remove it every year. However, it does not take up much space and is front of that garden bed so it always seems to escape the culling process!!

Green Flutter arrived here last year. It did really well, produced quite a few of those pretty yellow-green flowers. One reason I bought Green Flutter was the fact that it's supposed to be very rust resistant. Unfortunately, that is not the case here. By the end of summer, it had plenty of rust and therefore, a big disappointment for us.

Love Green Flutter the yellow green color really stands out, it is a small daylily so I have it by the edge of my stream and pathway. Good foliage one of my favorite yellows and it blooms later in the season.