Background history:

'Fabulous Frieda' is a evergreen introduced in 2007 by Kirchhoff-D..

It has earned the following AHS awards:
Honorable Mention: 2012

This plant can be found in our Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Fabulous Frieda') .

Please join in, if you own this plant! We would love to know more! I award an acorn for performance information posted to this thread.



Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Fabulous Frieda')

I came home from vacation today and I had my first blooms. Unfortunately it rained this morning but it had 2 blooms So far so good

I do not have this in it's permanent place yet, it will be there this year if we ever get Mother Nature to give us some rain instead of the 4 week drought we're in now, you down south are inundated we up north are starting to get worried. My Daylilies that are suppose to be 50" tall are 24" tall ugh.

I just added Fabulous Frieda in the Spring and it has buds on it already! I can't wait to see the blooms!
@hubcap Chuck, I agree! We need rain in the worst way!

Always has bloomed on short scapes here. The color is exquisite, but plant habit leaves much to be desired here.

I gave it a try, after around 4 years it up and died around my garden they get one chance to make live in my climate. I should not have tried a evergreen most do not like our winters, while others just shrug the weather off. I did like the bloom while it lasted here.

Loved the blooms today

I planted FF this Spring, in the new Lower Patio Bed, a good location. She bloomed a little, July 5-16, with 6 blooms. They are beautiful! She had 4 fans this October, let's see how the winter affects this Evergreen.

2023 update…so far, so good! FF is up to 6 fans and had a nice bloom season from July 1-26 with at least 12 blooms.

2024 update, FF came through the winter with her 6 fans and bloomed from June 23- July 24 with at least 43 blooms. This Evergreen is doing very nicely in my zone 6b garden, despite nasty freeze/thaw conditions and not much cover. I think I had a thin layer of pine needles on that bed over the winter.