Background history:

'Savannah Royalty' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2001 by Joiner.

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Savannah Royalty') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Savannah Royalty')

This daylily in my garden has a nice clean ( not muddy ) look to it. It gets to it's regular height and blooms 4 to 5 weeks every year once established.being a evergreen it does not multiply fast at all for me, I've had it going on 5 years I think and I have not had to divide it yet. A nice addition to the ML garden

This plant may be an evergreen but it performs wonderfully in my cold Canadian garden. It has been growing here for four seasons and had increased enough that I was able to divide and share last season. As a result, I was not able to get accurate stats last season except to note it started blooming the end of July. However, from memory, it reaches about 30" tall and blooms over a lengthy period. I like everything about this plant--color, foliage, growth, hardiness--one of my favorite daylilies. The picture of it in my garden is above.

I was the lucky recipient of Raven's generosity of this cultivar. It bloomed the first season in my garden and it is beautiful. This evergreen came through our harsh winter just fine. I will check and see the number of fans it has this season and report back on that. The plant was very vigorous last summer, so I felt confident enough to set a pod on it and planted four seedlings from the cross this spring. A wonderful addition to the garden.
Edited to add:
Three fans, spring 2018

I was the lucky recipient of Raven's generosity of this cultivar. It bloomed the first season in my garden and it is beautiful. This evergreen came through our harsh winter just fine. I will check and see the number of fans it has this season and report back on that. The plant was very vigorous last summer, so I felt confident enough to set a pod on it and planted four seedlings from the cross this spring. It is a wonderful addition to the garden.