Background history:

'Double Pompon' is a dormant diploid introduced in 1972 by Miles-J..

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Double Pompon')

It seems like I have had this plant for ages and I probably have, l0 years or more. I love this double because it is totally different looking than most other doubles. This cultivar always blooms fantastic and multiplies here like crazy. I will always have it in my garden.

I buy it this year, to try cross it with a black hemerocallis since black Emanuelle or an other one.
May be 1st flowers this year

Does not get enough sun where I have it but still blooms every year.
Growth is a little slow but again, it may be location.
Unique blooms that do not always have usable male and female parts. I have never set a pod on it.

I have never set a pod on it either Lisa but pollen is very good.

I have had this Daylily for ages too. I have large stands of it. I had it misidentified as Pink Pompon but this is definitely the right plant. It is very floriferous, starting July 5 and blooming through the month. I had some rebloom in September this year, as well.