Background history:

'Divas in Diamonds' is a dormant tetraploid introduced in 2012 by Judy Davisson. Judy is also known as "Davi" here on ATP! Check out her website for more of her beautiful daylily creations: http://www.picturetrail.com/da...

A wonderful interview with Judy can be found here: http://hemaholicsanonymous.blo... as well as this short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Juli started a thread here about Judy Davisson: The thread "ATP Series: The Daylilies of Judy Davisson" in Daylilies forum

Divas in Diamonds is a mid-season bloomer. It is both pod and pollen fertile with 1 child currently: http://garden.org/plants/paren...

This plant can be found in the NGA Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Divas in Diamonds') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Divas in Diamonds')

This is an extremely hardy and extremely vigorous garden showstopper. My clump has gorgeous foliage and produces tremendous, well-branched scapes with every bloom displayed perfectly. Reliable northern instant rebloom for me and multiplies like the dickens!

Per my notes, it bloomed last year from July 8 to September 14...almost 10 full weeks!!! How many huge, tall daylilies can you say that about?

It doesn't waft for me, but it has a beautiful fragrance if you stick your nose in the blooms. VERY fertile both ways and reliably produces large pods filled with big, plump seeds even on sunny, 90+ degree days.

Very well stated Corey, you keep good records. I always intend to, but never get enough time. I so agree about this daylily although I didn't get to monitor mine as closely as you did so am not sure I had the rebloom here in zone 4. Hopefully I can check more closely this season guess I just have too many daylilies to get all the stats. I like huge, tall daylilies and this one fits the bill plus it is a beauty.

as with all of the Judy Davisson I either planted them last year or I'm gong to plant them this year. this one was planted late summer of last year so I can't add anything to it but if mine gets any where near what Corey's does for bloom length I will be extremely happy. reading these type of descriptions is what got me to asking questions about Judy's cultivars , thanks (Corey - tree_Climber - Floota - Ahead ) and others, is why I'm adding hers to my garden why I still have room.

Just wondered if this lily is diamond dusted?

It is very heavily diamond dusted over the entire surface of the bloom.

I added Divas in Diamonds from Shive1 in April 2023. I got no bloom this summer but she added a fan to end at 3 by October.