Background history:

'Majestic Move' is a dormant tetraploid introduced in 1993 by Santa Lucia.

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 1998

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

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Majestic Move')

This is one of the top performers in my garden. It does well even with shade from a nearby pine tree. It has great substance and has bloomed heavily from the first summer it was planted. I like the colour because the bit of pink blush on the petals allowed me to combine it with the peach daylilies and a pink astilbe already in this perennial bed.

THis is my first season with Majestic Move. I received three fans last fall from ebay. It went dormant in my garden and I was worried that it might not return, but it did, albeit slowly. All three fans have buds and I got my first bloom this morning and I love the color. This yellow has street appeal and a hint of pink. The bloom is low in the foliage and shorter than registered but hopefully that will change next season. Hoping for reblooms this season. It is a keeper in my garden for sure,

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A warm shade of yellow. But bud count not great and not an early morning opener. Slightly shorter than 28 inches.

I really like Majestic Move! A strong plant, it was installed on Upper Daylily Hill August 2020. This summer, it began blooming July 15 through August 4, throwing 19 big, substantive blooms.

I like the round form, ruffles and golden color. This Daylily plays well with others!

2022 update… MM didn't do as well this summer, only producing 11 blooms from July 8-28. Perhaps it is one of those cvs that needs to rest between good years. It is a pretty bloom when it does flower. You can see how big it is, in comparison to Monterrey Jack in the second photo.

2023 update…about the same as last year, MM bloomed from July 16-28 with 11 blooms…not a lot.